
We’re bringing STEM to life with engaging, hands-on experiences for all ages, inspired
by exciting monthly themes! Programs are designed to spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and make science, technology, engineering, and math fun and interactive.
Toddler Tuesdays
10:00 am – 10:30 am
OR
10:30 am – 11:00 am
Dates: 2/11, 3/4, 4/8 & 5/6
Join us for Toddler Tuesdays, where little ones can explore the world through hands-on activities and sensory play. Each session is designed to engage toddlers in a fun and interactive way, sparking curiosity and building foundational skills with a caregiver.
RSVP for Toddler Tuesdays HERE
Note: because this event is so popular, we are now offering at two different time slots, 10-10:30am and 10:30am-11am each Toddler Tuesday. Please sign up for only one session per Tuesday, as the activities will be the same at 10:30 as at 10:00.
Senior Science Fridays
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Dates: 2/14, 3/7, 4/11 & 5/9
Senior Science Fridays offer a fun and engaging way for older adults to explore the wonders of science! Each month features a new theme with hands-on activities and discussions tailored to spark curiosity and foster lifelong learning in a welcoming, interactive environment.
RSVP for Senior Science Fridays HERE
STEM Saturdays
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Dates: 2/15, 3/8, 4/12, & 5/10
Science Saturday is a fun-filled morning of STEM designed for all ages! Each month brings a new theme, where families can engage together in hands-on activities, experiments, and challenges. It’s the perfect way to spend a Saturday learning and exploring as a family!
RSVP not required for STEM Saturdays, but we do ask that you arrive in time for check-in (10am)
All STEM-ology activities will take place in the Science Initiative Building (SIB) located on the corner of 9th and Bradley Streets.
STEM Saturday Schedule
- 10:00-10:15am: Check-in (SIB 4th floor lobby)
- 10:15am-10:25am: Welcome and Orientation
- 10:30-12:00pm: Hands-on activities with rotating stations

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Oceanology
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Geology
Space-ology
Contact Ashleigh at STEMSandbox@uwyo.edu for more information!
We’re bringing STEM to life with engaging, hands-on experiences for all ages, inspired
by exciting monthly themes! Programs are designed to spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and make science, technology, engineering, and math fun and interactive.
STEM-ology activities are a collaborative effort between many groups on the University of Wyoming campus including:
The Science Initiative Roadshow is The Science Initiative Roadshow brings the excitement of STEM to communities across Wyoming through hands-on learning experiences for K-12 classrooms, afterschool programs, senior centers, and more. Led by a dynamic team of University of Wyoming students and instructors, the Roadshow offers engaging, customized STEM lessons that connect learners to real-world science. From interactive classroom activities to community events like the UW STEM Carnival, the Roadshow inspires curiosity and innovation while emphasizing accessibility—it’s entirely free for participants.
Whether exploring the wonders of biology, engineering, or astronomy, the Roadshow adapts its programs to meet the unique needs of each audience, sparking a love of STEM and fostering connections between communities and the University of Wyoming. For UW students, the program offers opportunities to gain valuable experience as outreach assistants, designing and delivering impactful lessons while sharing their passion for science.
Contact Info: kmurph17@uwyo.edu or eklauk@uwyo.edu
Website: Engagement | UW Science Initiative | University of Wyoming (uwyo.edu)
The Science Kitchen is an innovative, hands-on STEM learning space sponsored by Wyoming NASA Space Grant that connects students, teachers, and the broader community with the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and math. Designed for pre-K through high school students, the Science Kitchen offers engaging, interactive activities that spark curiosity and creativity while aligning with classroom standards. Participants can explore concepts like engineering, biology, and astronomy through exciting experiences such as building straw rockets, creating penny batteries, or simulating the size of the solar system.
Beyond fostering STEM skills, the Science Kitchen inspires lifelong learning by bridging classroom knowledge with real-world applications in a collaborative and fun environment. Whether it’s hosting school groups, supporting teacher professional development, or enhancing community events, the Science Kitchen provides a dynamic platform to ignite curiosity, foster discovery, and connect learners with Wyoming’s rich STEM opportunities.
Contact Info: ScienceKitchen@uwyo.edu
Website: wyomingspacegrant.org/sciencekitchen