Empowering grrrls and their allies with hands-on Science and Tech!
What is the smallest living thing?
Join us as we explore life and what makes something a “living thing”. We will exploring animal and plant cells. Kids will be making a model of flower, extracting DNA, and making a solar print of plants. We will be learning about STEM trailblazers, Anna Atkins and Jeanne Baret.
COVID Measures will be in place for this in-person workshop. It will be limited to small groups of 4-8 people.
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Do you like to sing, hum, make noise? Have you wondered what your voice looks like? In this workshop we will be experimenting with sound and building a paper eidophone to capture an image of our voices. We will be learning about STEM trailblazers Megan Watts Hughes, and Caitlin O’Connell-Rodwell.
This workshop is limited to small groups of 4-6 kids COVID Measures will be in place for all activities.
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In this session we will be collecting and analyzing evidence from a crime science to solve the mystery of the missing pet.
Together we will be dusting for finger prints, analyzing blood and DNA evidence – using a Simulated Blood Typing Kit and casting footprints.
We will learn about STEM trailblazers Dr Frances Gertrude McGill and Dr Kona Williams.
Of course we will doing lots of fun experiments! Be prepared to get messy!
In-person classes are limited to 4 – 6 kids and occur outside under a canopy. Colder or inclement weather will occur indoors with an open studio and air filter.
In this session we will be collecting and analyzing evidence from a crime science to solve the mystery of the missing pet.
Together we will be dusting for finger prints, analyzing blood and DNA evidence – using a Simulated Blood Typing Kit and casting footprints.
We will learn about STEM trailblazers Dr Frances Gertrude McGill and Dr Kona Williams.
Of course we will doing lots of fun experiments! Be prepared to get messy!
In-person classes are limited to 4 – 6 kids with indoor and outdoor activities. Colder or inclement weather will occur indoors with an open studio and air filter.
What do the cranes that dot Toronto’s skyline and the international space station have in common? Hydraulics.
In this workshop you will explore how hydraulics can be used to move and lift objects, building your own hydraulics lift or box. Learning about STEM trailblazer Mary Anderson.
This workshop is limited to small groups of 5 kids COVID Measures will be in place for all activities.
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