Presented by the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics, this workshop will teach kids about our solar system--how distances are measured in space and how the planets move. Participants will get to code with Spheros to make them move like our planets and produce a model of the solar system.
For kids ages 9 to 12. Space is limited.
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Please note, this workshop is for children Ages 9-12 only. If the child who has registered does not fit within this age range (10-12) please cancel your reservation to open a spot for those who do.And please let us know if the registration was made under the caregiver's name (as opposed to the child's name) so that we can ensure that it is the child's name that is included on our Attendance Form. - Thank you. For: School Age Children (6-12). Programme type: Coding & Robotics, Science & Engineering. Location in branch: Auditorium. Registration is required. Limited to 16 participants. Registration is currently full; a waitlist is available. Contact: Bridlewood, 416-396-8960.
Saturday, October 24
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Bridlewood Library Branch · 2900 Warden Avenue
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