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Want to ignite your child's passion for robotics? Our 6-week evening programs are designed to take your child on an exciting journey into the world of robotics. Participants will take a deep dive into robotics by learning how to design, build and program robots. From coding fundamentals to problem-solving skills, our expert instructors will guide them every step of the way.

There are two age-appropriate options. Ages 7-9 will build LEGO WeDo 2.0 while learning about protecting the earth, and ages 10-12 will immerse themselves in saving the oceans with Sphero Bolt robots. The program is on Tuesdays from Oct. 6th- Nov. 10th from 6:00pm–7:30pm each week at iSPACE Evendale.

Registration and more info is found on the iSPACE website here here: https://ispacestem.org/pages/fall-robotics-programs

Sign up today!

REMINDER, in case you missed it: The first Teen Science Cafe for the 26-27 school year happens on Sept 14 at 6 pm at iSPACE! During TSC meetings, teens get a chance to hear from STEM professionals in a variety of industry jobs, ask questions, and do some hands-on activities to bring the industry to life! There are also opportunities for leadership for motivated teens. For more info and to register, go to https://ispacestem.org/pages/teen-science-cafes

REMINDER, in case you missed it: Registration is open for Girls Who Code, a FREE 10 week series for girls in grades 5-9 that are interested in learning more about coding and computer science. The program happens at Ross Middle School from 5:15-6:30 each afternoon and is led by Computer Science mentors from Miami University. The program starts on 9/14 and runs through 11/16. For more information and to register, go to https://ispacestem.org/pages/girls-who-code

The first Teen Science Cafe for the 26-27 school year happens on Sept 14 at 6 pm at iSPACE! During TSC meetings, teens get a chance to hear from STEM professionals in a variety of industry jobs, ask questions, and do some hands-on activities to bring the industry to life! There are also opportunities for leadership for motivated teens. For more info and to register, go to https://ispacestem.org/pages/teen-science-cafes

Registration is open for Girls Who Code, a FREE 10 week series for girls in grades 5-9 that are interested in learning more about coding and computer science. The program happens at Ross Middle School from 5:15-6:30 each afternoon and is led by Computer Science mentors from Miami University. The program starts on 9/14 and runs through 11/16. For more information and to register, go to https://ispacestem.org/pages/girls-who-code

On this Thankful Thursday, iSPACE is thankful for a grant from the Dater Foundation to support Making Mathletes this year! Dater has provided crucial support for Making Mathletes since 2021. The donor-funded program partners with teachers at under-resourced schools to engage 2nd and 4th grade students in hands-on lessons that build skills and confidence in math using LEGO.

Thank you, Dater Foundation for your continued support and for helping us make a difference in the lives of students around Cincinnati!

Wrapping up the summer season at the Powell Crosby YMCA with a program on the life of an astronaut o the space station! Camp attendees were able to examine actual space food and build and fly gliders. It was a great day to get outside and have fun!

We had a great time launching mini rockets with the attendees of the Cincinnati Museum Center CMC After Hours Sci-fi Edition last night! It was a cool event at a great Cincinnati institution.

The car pick up line is empty and the building is quiet…. the sounds of the end of the last week of camp. As we turn the page to prepare for the coming school year, we want to say a big THANK YOU to our campers, families, and teachers for a successful summer camp 2026! Have a great rest of the summer!