Science comes to the library! This fall, NYPL has lots of programming for children and teens introducing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (that’s STEM to the academics) in hands-on sessions. Last Friday, children ages five through twelve at the Morningside Heights Library worked with beakers, flasks, and green water while wearing goggles. (Sounds cool, right?) Several parents joined their daughters and sons in this science workshop, so the kids learned about science while sharing quality time with their moms and dads.
Woodlawn Heights Library has a Lab Works program this Thursday, Sept. 15; Inwood Library on Monday, Sept. 26; and Melrose Library on Tuesday, Sept. 27. Several other library locations are also hosting this program, so check out our website for further dates and times.
Lab Works is presented by Mad Science of Westchester and Manhattan.
Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs for children at The New York Public are made possible through the generous support of Con Edison.