National Robotics Week 2023: Fun things to do in DC with your kids.
- Mike Makers
- Mar 15, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 19, 2023
Fun things to do in Washington DC with your kids
You are a proud parent of a teenager, toddler, middle-schooler and have been asking that question for quite a while:
What robots are there for 5 years old and how to program a robot?
That's a fair question when you do not know who to ask or where to ask. That's right on time because we are about to organize a fun STEM event in Washington DC to show you cool thing to with coding during national Robotics Week.
Date and place
Yes, from April 8th until April 16th, this is national Robotics Week, and we will enjoy that time to organize a nice STEM activity around robotics for you and your children. If they are 5 years old and older, come join us on:
Saturday, April 8th, 2023
From 4 to 5 pm for an intensive fun time. It will be at the Northeast Library in Washington DC the following address:
330 7th St NE, Washington, DC 20002
Program
A quick Show-and-tell will explain how to program a robot. And show a nice demonstration. There will be:
Robots for toddlers
Robotics kit for teens
and more.
the children will be able to interact with the robots and create its environment to evolve in it.
So please share the robotics event with your family and friends and don't forget to subscribe with the following link: National robotics week 2023 in Washington DC for kids and teens
Tutorials for kids
Other STEM activities and tutorials can be found online on the website such as:
Take a look at them. ;-)
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We can be reached at: contact@makersgeneration.net if any questions.
See you on soon.
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