Engineering Workshops
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MOSI Kids STEAM Workshops
A recurring hands-on workshop series at the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa covering space, engineering, design, filmmaking, forensics, and nature through themed activities.
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MadaTech Summer-Tech
MadaTech’s Summer-Tech programme offers daily summer workshops for children in grades 1–6, combining museum-based experiments, technology, and hands-on STEM activities.
Devoxx4Kids USA
Hands-on workshops where children build computer games, program robots, make circuits, and explore microcontrollers with volunteer mentors.
Scientists in School
A Canadian charitable STEM education provider delivering curriculum-connected, hands-on workshops and science learning experiences for students.
Spark Code Foundation
A nonprofit offering free hands-on coding workshops for elementary and middle school students, with a progressive Scratch-based curriculum.
Youth Code Jam
A nonprofit coding education program creating inclusive opportunities for youth to experience computer science and explore with code.
Code Explorers
A free youth coding program from Code Savvy that helps Minnesota students explore programming through hands-on classes and projects.
STEM Kids NYC
A New York City STEM education organization offering hands-on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs for children and families.
STEM-HER
A youth-focused nonprofit using hands-on STEM kits, workshops, and community programs to encourage children, especially girls, to explore science and technology.
CodePatch STEM
A student-led nonprofit running free beginner-friendly workshops in coding, robotics, engineering, and science.
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