Legend Builders – The Play Maker Challenge
Legend Builders, a FIRST LEGO League team, presents fitness ideas for the new normal. Learn more about LEGO Robotics Leagues: https://www.firstinspires.org/
Spooky Science with Girlstart
Join Girlstart for a spooky, dry ice science demonstration called Boo Bubbles. Then, learn how to make your very own Unbreakable Bubbles using materials from around the house! Learn more about Girlstart at https://girlstart.org/ Instagram/Twitter: @iheartgirlstart Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Girlstart/
Electronics Workshop Using Online Simulator – Brandeis Maker Lab
Join Brandeis U Makerlab’s Jacob Smith to learn about the Arduino electronics platform, computer programming, and how to use an online electronics simulator! First, we will cover an overview of the Arduino computer chip and what computer programs are. Then, we will use: an LED, Distance Sensor, if statement, and combined project in the online…
New England FIRST – Mass STEM Week
A look at the award winning community outreach efforts. of some of our teams. Find out more at https://nefirst.org/
New England FIRST Showcase
See how FIRST Robotics makes a change in the lives of students. Find out more at https://nefirst.org/
MAX’IS Creations
Max Ash, the young Founder and Chief Creator of MAX’IS Creations, Inc. used 3D Systems’ technology to transform a school art project into a bestselling line of sports-themed mugs. Interested in purchasing a mug? Follow this link. Social Media: @maxiscreations (Instagram and Twitter)
The Physics of Flight with Kites – KitingUSA
Learn how kites fly with the wind. This video visually explains the physics of kite flight with photos and some very cool and colorful videos. Visit http://www.KitingUSA.com to find out more about this organization! Find KitingUSA on Instagram (@kitebooks) or Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2338942759764794)
Make a Paper Circuit w/ SWE Boston
Join the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Boston to learn about basic circuits, and then learn how to make your own light-up creation from simple materials! Visit SWE Boston’s website (http://www.sweboston.org/) or Facebook page to find out more about their organization! https://www.facebook.com/SWEBostonSection/