Find fun STEAM activities for all ages on STEM Connect-KC: Explore now
Sabertooth tigers, mammoths and sloths, oh my! Extinction can be the result of a dramatic natural event or human action. During this day camp open to ages 5 to 12, learn about these awesome creatures and what we can do to prevent possible future extinctions....
Can polar bears and penguins visit each other? In this day camp for ages 5 to 12, participants will talk about North and South Poles and the animals that call them home. The day will include educational games, crafts, guided tours, shows and more. Pre-register...
Why do birds have feathers? In this one-day camp, participants will explore these birdie adornments to see how even the dullest bird is still fancy feathered. Open to young scholars ages 5 to 12, the day will include educational games, crafts, guided tours, shows and...
Explore sciences, technologies, engineering, arts and math in this Mid-Continent Public Library program for ages 6 and up.
The Explorer Post is a program sponsored by Black & Veatch as part of Learning for Life of Kansas City. The program exposes high school students (ages 14-19) who are interested in STEM fields to the various disciplines of engineering through presentations, hands-on activities, engineering...
In FIRST LEGO League, teams of students in grades 4-8 research a real-world engineering challenge, develop a solution and compete with LEGO-based robots of their own design. Teams advance to the Greater Kansas City FIRST LEGO League Championship through one of five FIRST LEGO League Qualifying...
Witness an incredible demonstration of fire and ice. In this Mid-Continent Public Library program for ages 6 and up, the Mad Science gang will conjure up foggy dry ice storms, floating giant beach balls, and other flashy reactions that go POOF!
How do magnets work? What mysterious forces allow these objects to attract or repel? Join Museum at Prairiefire for Little Explorers Club as they conduct lots of experiments to see how magnets work. Little Explorers Club is intended for children aged 3-5. Tickets are free...
Ever want to make your own podcast, audiobook or rap? Visit this Kansas City Kansas Public Library program to try Audacity open source recording software. After a quick introduction, kids can get hands-on experience recording their own voice, applying effects and editing their recording. Participants...
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