Come hang out with former Women in STEM leader Katie Sears this summer and attend some super fun engineering, LEGO and coding camps at this super cool museum! They even have camps just for girls. Check out their website for more info and to sign up: https://theworks.org/stem-camps-mn/science-summer-camp-mn/

Watch the Perseverance rover land on Thursday, February 18th at 1:15 Central

https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/timeline/landing/watch-online/

Even if you miss this event it will be prerecorded and there are recordings of a tour of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory on this site as well!

FIRST Lego League is an excellent opportunity to do some hands on STEM. Depending on your grade level you will be competing in a different challenge. You might just be designing and building with LEGOs, you might be programing a robot that completes a challenge. You will definitely be having fun.

You can get involved in this program either through the district or by getting a group of friends and an adult and getting started. The next challenge will not be released until the fall, but you can work on the innovation challenge starting in January.

https://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/fll/what-is-first-lego-league

The Science Museum of Minnesota has plenty of opportunities to see STEM in action. Attend one of the STEM mini theatre shows and laugh, or play with some of the little STEM machines. It is entirely up to you

It is currently closed due to COVID, but there are all kinds of fun things on their website.

https://new.smm.org/