
STEM in the Stacks: Rookie Makers
Hands-on making and STEM exploration for young builders at the library.
Rookie Makers is a four-week hands-on class that introduces kids to STEM engineering through building projects. Each session focuses on a different mechanical or electrical challenge, where students design and construct their own working solutions. This isn't simple arts and crafts—kids will engage in real problem-solving as instructors guide them through the building process. The program is free and welcomes students in grades 3 through 6, making it ideal for children who enjoy creating things that actually work and move.
Classes meet at Heatherdowns Library in a fully accessible meeting space with plenty of room for participants. Each session runs for 90 minutes, giving kids plenty of time to tinker, troubleshoot, and complete their projects. Whether your child is brand new to STEM or already curious about engineering, this program provides a supportive environment to explore and build confidence. To secure your child's spot in this popular series, registration is required.
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