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ND | Grand Forks | Library STEM
ND | Grand Forks | Library STEM

Fri, Jan 09

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Grand Forks Public Library

ND | Grand Forks | Library STEM

Join us for a fun and educational visit to the Grand Forks Public Library! We’ll take a behind-the-scenes tour and then dive into hands-on STEM activities designed for different age groups.

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Jan 09, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Grand Forks Public Library, 2110 Library Cir, Grand Forks, ND 58201, USA

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What: We’re heading to the Grand Forks Public Library for a special tour and STEM adventure! Our visit will begin with a guided tour of the library, giving kids a chance to explore how this amazing community space works. Afterward, we’ll split into groups by age/grade for two engaging STEM activities. One instructor will lead a 30-minute activity for the older group, while another will guide the younger group through their own fun, age-appropriate experiment or challenge.


Who: Braintree Academy students, parents and siblings.


Cost: Free


Questions: Contact Brittany at grandforks.events@braintreeed.com


Keep those Braintree Passports handy! Each field trip means another stamp, and once it’s full, your Braintree student will receive a prize!


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Explore & Grow: S.T.E.M. | Braintree Academy Turn curiosity into problem-solving! This print-and-go packet blends quick design challenges, simple investigations, and age-friendly reflection prompts to help students ask questions, plan, build, test, and explain their thinking. Flexible for any grade band, it weaves together science, engineering, and math—perfect for centers, at-home learning, or field-trip follow-ups.


What’s inside

  • Bite-size design & engineering prompts

  • Observe → test → improve investigation steps

  • Quick measurement/data and reflection activities

  • Creative & informational writing supports (K–8 friendly)


How to use Pick a challenge, gather simple household materials, and guide students through the design cycle: imagine → plan → build → test → improve → share. Differentiate by choosing prompts for your grade band and extend with math or ELA tie-ins. 

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