STEAM For Early Learners: Volcano Eruption Lab
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STEAM For Early Learners: Volcano Eruption Lab

A hands-on STEAM workshop for early learners to create their own erupting volcanoes.

Wed, 22 Jul 2026 Lomita Library Lomita , California
Ignite your child's curiosity with the STEAM For Early Learners: Volcano Eruption Lab at the Lomita Library. This hands-on workshop invites young scientists to explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics by creating their own volcanoes. Using simple materials like clay and foil, children will design 3D landscapes and witness the excitement of a chemical eruption. It is a fantastic way to introduce foundational STEAM concepts in a fun, interactive, and safe environment.

What to Expect

A fun, educational session where children build and erupt their own volcanoes.

Who Should Attend

  • Early learners
  • Children
  • Parents
  • Science enthusiasts

Agenda Overview

Workshop session focused on building and erupting volcanoes using STEAM principles.
Venue & Address
Lomita Library
24200 Narbonne Ave
Lomita , California – 90717
United States
Organizer
Lomita Library · Public Library
The Lomita Library provides educational programs and community resources for all ages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the event?
Lomita Library, 24200 Narbonne Ave, Lomita, CA.
Who is this for?
Early learners.
What will they do?
Build a volcano and watch it erupt.
Is there a cost?
Check the LA County Library website for details.
Do I need to register?
Check the library's event calendar for registration requirements.
What should they bring?
Just their curiosity.
Tags
STEAM Education Kids Lomita California Science
Summary
A hands-on STEAM workshop for early learners to build and erupt volcanoes.
Highlights
  • Hands-on science experiment
  • Creative 3D design
  • STEAM learning concepts
  • Interactive workshop
  • Fun for early learners
  • Educational activity
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