Teen STEM – LEGO Challenge
Let’s Roll! Create a simple or elaborate marble run using LEGOS!
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Let’s Roll! Create a simple or elaborate marble run using LEGOS!
Elementary school readers, come find your next favorite book! Listen to the first few chapters of an exciting chapter book read-aloud—a book tasting, if you will. After the read-aloud, we will do a book-related activity. This program encourages literacy in older elementary readers by bringing the excitement of a read-aloud back into their lives!
Engage with the artificial intelligence and machine learning applications on Scratch Lab to program a cheese-chomping game based on facial recognition. Gain a broader understanding of how AI can be applied in different contexts.
Build, create, and explore with legos! With plenty of pieces and endless possibilities, kids can let their imaginations take the lead in this freestyle building session.
STEM activities changing Daily at our Makerspace table during branch hours. Ages 5-12
Learn to edit your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more! Use the skills of a video editor while acquiring an understanding of the technology involved with the video editing profession. Students will edit video and audio using Final Cut Pro. Taught by a STEAM instructor. Register online!
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Hop on over the library to meet and learn more about rabbits with the Frederick County 4-H Club.
This program is for children in kindergarten through 5th grades (ages 5-10).
Have you ever wondered what owls eat? Do you like bones? Do you like digging for treasure? Join us as we dissect owl pellets! By looking through this record of their meals, we can see exactly what they’ve eaten. Dissecting an owl pellet is a great way to learn about the different ecological roles organisms play in their environment.
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Join us for free public stargazing: If the weather looks clear, come visit the Maryland Space Grant Observatory at JHU and see what’s up in the sky! Check our website https://md.spacegrant.org the afternoon of the event to confirm that it is happening.
Construct ramps, engineer marble runs, and conduct experiments to find out what rolls, what slides, and how to make things roll faster and further.

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