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Tween STEM Lab at Oregon Public Library

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Oregon , WI
The Tween STEM Lab at the Oregon Public Library offers a hands-on educational experience designed for kids in grades 4-6. Held on the second Tuesday of each month, the lab introduces a new science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM) project or activity, providing a practical and interactive learning environment. This monthly event fosters curiosity and critical thinking, essential for homeschoolers seeking supplementary STEM education. The library itself also provides a variety of STEM kits available for checkout, supporting diverse educational needs and home learning environments. The library has a robust selection of STEM kits and educational programs catered to both children and adults, along with offering various resources for homeschooling families, including educational materials and supportive community programs.
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