STEM Explorers is a hands-on class where kids become engineers, inventors, and problem-solvers. Each session introduces an exciting STEM challenge inspired by real-world engineering and science. The activities will include designing and testing bridges, building towers that can withstand “earthquakes,” creating simple machines, experimenting with water filtration systems, and exploring the titration analytical technique.
This program focuses on creativity, teamwork, and learning through trial and error. Students will be encouraged to think critically, test their ideas, and improve their designs just like real engineers do. Activities are designed to be engaging, beginner-friendly, and open-ended so every child can succeed at their own level.
Along the way, students will build confidence in science and math skills without even realizing they are learning. No prior STEM experience is needed, just curiosity, imagination, and a willingness to try something new.
Please bring a nut-free snack and full water bottle.
**All proceed benefit the Prescott Community Center.**
I am a student at Groton-Dunstable Regional High School with a strong interest in engineering and STEM education. I plan to study civil or architectural engineering and want to encourage more girls to explore STEM fields with confidence. I enjoy leading hands-on activities such as paper tower and bridge-building challenges, simple circuitry, beginner coding, and problem-solving games that connect STEM to real-world jobs. I have experience with youth programs and volunteering, and I am passionate about creating a fun and supportive learning environment.
Delilah Dias
