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Hagaman Library Offers New STEM Club
03/07/2018 06:00 AM EST •
03/07/2018 06:00 AM EST
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Photo by Emily McColl/The Courier
Hagaman Memorial Library’s new STEM club is held on the first Thursday of the month at 4 p.m. for children 4 to 12 years old. At its first meeting on March 1, kids made a marble run. Here, Riley Iasparra works with other kids to engineer structures for their marbles. For more information on this or any other programs offered at the library, visit
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Riley Iasparra.
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Riley Iasparra.
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Riley Iasparra.
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Michael Chrisafi.
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Riley Iasparra and Ethyn Iasparra try to connect the structures.
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Riley Iasparra.
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Michael Chrisafi.
Kids work together to engineer structures for their marbles during the STEM club held at the Hagaman Memorial Library. Riley Iasparra.
