Weekly Challenge: Earth Sciences Week
Gaithersburg Community Museum 9 S. Summit Avenue, GAITHERSBURG, Maryland, United StatesCelebrate Earth Sciences Week by learning about the rocks and minerals of Maryland and how they are used.
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Celebrate Earth Sciences Week by learning about the rocks and minerals of Maryland and how they are used.
Baltimore County 4-H invites everyone to our next homeschool STEM event on October 15th from 1- 3 p.m. at the Ag Center, 1114 Shawan Road, Cockeysville, MD 21030.
The theme is STEM Trailblazers: Innovation and Discovery. At this event, we will highlight Hispanic STEM pioneers. For this fair-style event, we will highlight the scientist, share their contribution and have hands-on activities to complement the learning. Here are a few hints about topics that may be covered: Nobel Prize Awardee, space, television, and peppers. Activities are more geared to 6- to 18-year-olds. If you have any questions regarding this event, please email Santana (smays1@umd.edu).
Cost: FREE
Fun and educational STEAM projects for kids aged 6 to 12. Registration requested but not required.
This program is designed for homeschool families to connect, play, and create together.
We are thrilled to announce the opening ceremony of the 12h Maryland STEM Festival, which will take place on October 165h at the prestigious Capitol Technology University. This landmark event will run from 6:00 to 8:00 PM and promises an engaging and inspiring program.
The Opening Ceremony will feature interactive STEM activities and fascinating demonstrations highlighting the latest advancements and innovations.
Celebrate Earth Sciences Week by learning about the rocks and minerals of Maryland and how they are used.
Bringing art and STEM together, make your own unique creations at different stations. All supplies provided.
Explore STEM through interactive workshops, hands-on activities, clubs, and demonstrations throughout Glenelg Country School’s campus. Discover exciting areas such as Robotics, Rocketry, Astronomy, Radio Communication, and more, while meeting outside STEM organizations and participating in a fun scavenger hunt. The festival is open to all ages!
Celebrate Earth Sciences Week by learning about the rocks and minerals of Maryland and how they are used.
Dinosaur Park offers a free Open House event from 12-4 pm on Saturday October 17th, during which the public can learn about the plants and animals that called Maryland home during the early Cretaceous Period (115 million years ago)! As part of this community science program, participants are also invited to help us make new discoveries by assisting with fossil surface collecting. Please note that there is no actual digging during this program, rather we simply scour the surface to see what new fossils have been exposed through natural erosion. This program does not require any prior registration. Participants will sign up on site. This program is entirely outdoors and weather dependent, so please keep an eye on the weather and dress appropriately. Please check the Dinosaur Park website to confirm the program is not cancelled due to weather.
With help from audience volunteers, we’ll conduct exciting experiments about the changing states of matter, pressure, and more — while raising a shovel to scientists who work with dirt! If […]
Celebrate Earth Sciences Week by learning about the rocks and minerals of Maryland and how they are used.

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