Sleep under the jaws of a dinosaur at the Museum of Idaho, learn STEAM topics with your friends, and be prepared for the adventure of a lifetime. Midnight pizza, light breakfast, scavenger hunt, STEAM activities, and movie included. Open to students in grades 3-6.
$55 ($50 for MOI members). Register here. For info on available scholarships to reduce cost, e-mail Chloe.
Explore a new topic each month through crafts, games, songs, and snacks in this class for parents and toddlers age 2-5.
This class is FREE thanks to a generous grant from the Idaho STEM Action Center. However, pre-registration is required.
Pre-registration is required.
Hands-on STEM activities and demonstrations for kids ages 6-12.
Today's topic: Island Zones
This class is FREE thanks to a generous grant from the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation. However, pre-registration is required. REGISTER HERE.
Explore a new topic each month through crafts, games, songs, and snacks in this class for parents and toddlers age 2-5.
This class is FREE thanks to a generous grant from the Idaho STEM Action Center. However, pre-registration is required.
Pre-registration is required.
Hands-on STEM activities and demonstrations for kids ages 6-12.
Today's topic: NOT the Dinosaur!
This class is FREE thanks to a generous grant from the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation. However, pre-registration is required. REGISTER HERE.
East Idaho’s 3rd annual Maker Faire is a showcase of invention and creativity and a celebration of the Maker movement. This family-friendly event is free to the public.
A Maker can be anyone, regardless of age, who creates something all their own. They could be tech enthusiasts, crafters, educators, tinkerers, hobbyists, engineers, science clubs, authors, artists, students, commercial exhibitors, or the like. At the Faire, these Makers come together to demonstrate their innovations and inspire creativity and curiosity among visitors young and old.
MOI is organizing the Idaho Falls-Ammon Mini Maker Faire, and the Idaho STEM Action Center is presenting it. Numerous local organizations and individuals, as well as the cities of Idaho Falls and Ammon, are providing support.
Learn more at the official Idaho Falls-Ammon Mini Maker Faire website.