The Cookie Excavation program at the McDonough Public Library offers a unique and engaging way for tweens to explore STEM concepts. Participants will step into the shoes of a paleontologist or archaeologist, using toothpicks to carefully extract chocolate chips from cookies. This hands-on activity teaches patience, precision, and the scientific method in a fun, edible format. It is a fantastic opportunity for young learners to develop critical thinking skills while enjoying a creative library experience.
What to Expect
A fun, interactive session where participants learn about excavation techniques using cookies.
Who Should Attend
- Tweens
- Students
- Young learners
- Library patrons
Agenda Overview
STEM workshop focused on excavation techniques.
Venue & Address
Organizer
McDonough Public Library · Library
Part of the Henry County Library System, providing educational resources and community programs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this event for?
This event is designed for tweens.
Where is it located?
McDonough Public Library, 1001 Florence McGarity Blvd, McDonough, GA 30252.
What do I need to bring?
All materials are provided by the library.
Is there a cost?
Library programs are typically free; check the library website for details.
What is the goal of the event?
To teach STEM concepts through a fun, hands-on archaeological simulation.
Do I need to register?
Check the Henry County Library System website for registration requirements.
Tags
STEM
Library
McDonough
Tweens
Education
Workshop
Summary
A STEM-based workshop for tweens at the McDonough Public Library.
Reference:
henrylibraries.libnet.info
Highlights
- Hands-on STEM learning
- Archaeology-themed activity
- Develops fine motor skills
- Fun and educational
- Library-hosted event
- Engaging for tweens
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