On May 17, the Three Fires Council (Boy Scouts) are sponsoring a STEM-o-rama at the Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles. See details for this fun event at this link. STEM-o-rama is open to the public! (Science Technology Engineering Math at Kane County fairgrounds. $10 tickets for entry)
Also on May 17, NIU STEM connection presents Bright Futures: Explore the Science of Music! On the DeKalb campus of Northern Illinois University, experience the Circuit Bending Lab May 17th from 9 AM - Noon, NIU Swen Parson Room 146. Learn about electricity and have fun experimenting with circuits. We’ll take apart electronic toys and then rewire them to make crazy cool electric sounds! Bring a used toy or destroy one of ours. This free, hands-on lab will be fun for elementary and middle school students. Parents are encouraged to learn alongside their children!
On Tuesday, June 10, from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM at Hopkins Park in DeKalb
Join STEM Outreach, the DeKalb Municipal Band, other experts for a night of free family fun with music, sound, STEM, face-painting, a musical Tesla Coil, and of course, electrocuted hot dogs! The fair will be followed by the Municipal Band's first concert of the season.
Also on May 17, NIU STEM connection presents Bright Futures: Explore the Science of Music! On the DeKalb campus of Northern Illinois University, experience the Circuit Bending Lab May 17th from 9 AM - Noon, NIU Swen Parson Room 146. Learn about electricity and have fun experimenting with circuits. We’ll take apart electronic toys and then rewire them to make crazy cool electric sounds! Bring a used toy or destroy one of ours. This free, hands-on lab will be fun for elementary and middle school students. Parents are encouraged to learn alongside their children!
On Tuesday, June 10, from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM at Hopkins Park in DeKalb
Join STEM Outreach, the DeKalb Municipal Band, other experts for a night of free family fun with music, sound, STEM, face-painting, a musical Tesla Coil, and of course, electrocuted hot dogs! The fair will be followed by the Municipal Band's first concert of the season.
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