Tables were set up in such a way that attendees could navigate them one at a time, much like a game, from start to finish. The activities were aimed for the kids, of course, but it was very rewarding for parents and school staff to witness.
There were minute to win it games, such as Brashear's cheerio-race, where our young students picked up cheerios with a straw using suction and raced to transport them from plate to plate.
Ms. Laura from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh challlenged visiting students to test their balancing skills in this fun game, pictured below.
GTECH taught kids about water's impact on environments with this watershed activity, a creative spin on a science activity with visual representation.
The YMCA is so great at coming up with STEM activities that are fun, entertaining and packed with learning. Check out the makey-makey station they created with a focus on electricity conduction where circuits meet organic material. Can you say a match made in heaven?
We're so glad that the library offered reading material as a reward for completing activities, as well. We want to especially thank them for their generosity!
Please keep scrolling to see more examples of the tables, including making trail mix, drawing and monster making in the spirit of the season.
Thank you for reading, and thank you so much to everyone who showed up, and worked so hard to make this wonderful event happen!
-Alyce and Anna
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