Homeschool STEM: Patterns in Nature — Classification & Scientific Thinking

🧩🔬 Homeschool STEM: Patterns in Nature — Classification & Scientific Thinking 🔬🧩

Join us Thursday, February 26 for this month’s Homeschool STEM instructor-led class as we explore how scientists use patterns to classify and understand the natural world. Students will investigate animal classification, compare traits using Venn diagrams, and represent data with simple bar graphs — building scientific thinking skills through hands-on activities.

Homeschool STEM meets twice a month on Thursdays during the school year:

🔹 The second Thursday (11:00 AM–3:00 PM) is a drop-in STEM Lab with independent, self-directed activities (no registration required).
🔹 The fourth Thursday features an instructor-led class with two sessions to choose from (11:00–12:00 or 2:00–3:00; registration required).

This week is our fourth Thursday instructor-led class.

Activities are designed for grades K–6, with simplified options available for younger siblings.

We look forward to learning and exploring together!

You may also like the following events from Ainsworth Memorial Library:

• This Thursday, 26th February, 04:00 pm, Genealogy Assistance in Sandy Creek
• This Saturday, 28th February, 11:00 am, LEGO (AND MORE) Free Play in Sandy Creek
• Next Friday, 6th March, 10:00 am, DROP-IN ART OPEN STUDIO in Sandy Creek

Also check out other Workshops in Sandy Creek.