Engineering a Park Clean Up
Engineering a Park Clean Up presents a common problem – trash in a public park – and invites participants (ages 4+) to help solve it. While designing a tool to […]
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Engineering a Park Clean Up presents a common problem – trash in a public park – and invites participants (ages 4+) to help solve it. While designing a tool to […]
Girl Scout Daisies will learn about robots and programming while building a prototype with easily accessible materials. Then, the scouts will showcase their creations to fellow roboticists for feedback.
Celebrate the Maryland STEM Festival with a kid-friendly introduction to Artificial Intelligence. We’ll take a trip underwater to explore machine learning, ethical issues, and how AI can be used to […]
AI Explorers: Understanding Artificial Intelligence
A four-part virtual series for Maryland STEM Festival 2026
Want to know more about Artificial Intelligence? Discover the basics and learn to spot it!
Prepare to get totally untidy as we touch all types of textures and explore toddler senses.
Middle and high school girls are invited to this interactive STEM career fair at The Bryn Mawr School.
Ahoy, Scouts! Set sail to the Maryland Science Center for a workshop that will get you in shipshape for earning your Tiger elective. In this workshop, Scouts will identify different types of boats found cruising the Inner Harbor, test materials to discover what floats and what sinks, and create their own model boat using recycled materials.
This workshop is designed for Scouting America Tigers, but all Cub Scouts are welcome to register.
Earn your Bear or Webelo elective during this 2-hour workshop. Learn about basic tools and their proper uses when you build a zigzag slider toy in our maker space. You will also learn how to test for plumb, level and square during the project.
Explore the science of kites.
Cub Scouts will earn their Arrow of Light elective in this 1.5-hour workshop, held in our all new maker space. In this workshop, Scouts will examine mechanical engineering blueprints, design and build a gadget, and then use it to retrieve the items needed to build a flashlight.
This workshop is designed for Scouting America AOL, but Webelos are welcome to register.
AI Explorers: Understanding Artificial Intelligence
A four-part virtual series for Maryland STEM Festival 2026

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