Crystal Trees
Smithsburg Library 66 W. Water St., Smithsburg, MD, United StatesPick up a STEM kit to make a crystal tree at home.
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Pick up a STEM kit to make a crystal tree at home.
The University of Maryland Extension 4-H Youth Development presents a popular, hands-on aerospace engineering initiative originally launched as the national science experiment for 4-H National Youth Science Day. In Rockets to the Rescue, we explore how science and engineering can help solve problems!
Ripen the Meristem, Inc. (RTM) is thrilled to invite families throughout Cambridge, Dorchester County, and surrounding communities to our FREE Eats & Experiments STEM Series at the Dorchester County Public Library!
Join us as we explore the wonders of science through four exciting activities:
🟢 Make Slime & Test Strange Materials — October 8
🧪 Make Color-Changing, Foaming, & Fizzing Chemistry — October 22
🍬 Make & Test Candy & Food Experiments — November 11
🧬 Extract Real DNA & Test It With Forensic Tools — November 15
Each session will feature a different hands-on experiment led by a real scientist, Chenere P. Ramsey, PhD, giving children and adults an opportunity to learn, discover, and have fun together!
✅ FREE and open to the public
✅ Pre-K through 12th grade students and adults welcome
✅ All experiment materials and refreshments provided
✅ Attend one session or all four!
📢 Advance registration is required, and space is limited!
Enter our design challenge for the chance to win a STEM-themed prize!
Learn how to build a working catapult from simple household items, then compete to see who can launch their candy pumpkin the farthest! Top builders will receive fall-themed prizes.
Youth from the Waverly School Aged Child Care Center invite you to a fun, interactive demonstration and workshop on coding and robotics. Waverly 4-H Stem Club members will help other youth, K-3rd grade, learn how to use Daisy the Dinosaur app to write code and how to navigate and code the Dash robot. This program is held in collaboration with University of Maryland Extension, Baltimore Housing, and the Maryland STEM Festival.
A weekly program designed for children ages 2-5 and their caregivers to have fun and explore together, building preschool and social-emotional skills.
Pick up a STEM kit to make a crystal tree at home.
Youth, K to 3rd grade, learn how to use Daisy the Dinosaur app to code and how to navigate and code the Dash robot.
A six-week course for ages 10 to 14 designed to spark interest in programming through guided instruction by experienced high school mentors.
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the digital landscape, how do we secure emerging technology while navigating complex legal frameworks? Join us for a timely discussion on building effective AI governance. We’ll explore how to develop tailored governance frameworks, mitigate algorithmic threats, and address the critical intersection of AI, law, and cybersecurity.
Enter our design challenge for the chance to win a STEM-themed prize!

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