STEAM LAB is a fun, hands-on learning series for kids in 3rd through 5th grade. Each event blends science, technology, engineering, art, and/or math to spark creativity and encourage learning in exciting ways. Learn about dimensions and dodecahedrons.
STEAM Lab: Dimensions and Dodecahedrons is a free, hands-on weekend workshop where elementary schoolers explore three-dimensional geometry through creative building projects. This program is designed specifically for children in third through fifth grade, making it a perfect fit for older elementary students who have outgrown toddler storytimes. The event takes place at the Northeast Regional Library on Sandy Forks Road, which offers plenty of free parking in its dedicated lot. You do not need to bring any supplies, as the library provides all the crafting and building materials for the projects. It is an excellent weekend option because it sneaks educational concepts into a fun, tactile activity. Your child gets to build something cool with their hands, and you get to enjoy an hour of quiet time browsing the library shelves nearby.