Kids create gadgets at Gizmo
Innovative Instructor Alayna Utt goes over a few tips to make a balloon-powered car cross the finish line in February 20203 during Tinker Time at the Gizmo makerspace. Twenty students were given resources to build a STEM-inspired project, like balloon-powered cars.
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"What happens if I glue my wheels to my axle, and then I glue my axle to my car," Tinker Time innovative instructor Alayna Utt asks her students. Gizmo Coeur d'Alene has the free, after-school program Monday evenings for kids to explore STEM concepts through a hands-on makerspace.
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Noah Wilkonson builds a RadiCar with his brother for Tinker Time on Monday at the Gizmo Coeur d'Alene makerspace at North Idaho College. Up to 20 kids can attend the free after school program starting at 4 p.m. Mondays. Classes fill up quick when registration opens at 6 p.m. the week prior.
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Parker Bright builds a car to compete with brother Preston's in a race to the finish line in Tinker Time on Monday at the Gizmo Coeur d'Alene makerspace at North Idaho College.
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STEM learning took a turn toward transportation Monday at Gizmo Coeur d'Alene. During a packed Tinker Time class, 20 kids endeavored to build a pneumatic car...
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