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An automaton is a mechanical figure that moves when you turn a crank. In this workshop you’ll build your own automaton out of paper and adjust the paper mechanism to make it move the way you want. Then design your own character that bounces up and down with each spin of the handle! Ages 8+ Call 518-279-4023 to sign up!
In this workshop, kids, ages 7-12, will experiment with electricity and make their own batteries out of everyday materials. Everyone will go home with a DIY-battery-powered LED! Registration required. Younger siblings are unable to attend.
To sign up, go to https://crandall.librarycalendar.com/event/revolutionary-science-make-your-own-battery-benjamin-franklin-kathy-ceceri-8841
Learn how solar panels make electricity by creating your own solar-powered robot from recycled materials! Based on my book BOTS! For ages 7 & up. Registration required.
For more info, go to https://nemillertonlibrary.org/calendar/#/events/WmUumagYQu/instances/PukuIEFlhG/
I’ll be leading students from around the NY Capital Region in creating a giant paper pyramid as a community-building activity as part of the regional competition! For information about the Future City program in our area, go to futurecity.org/future-city-regions/new-york-albany.
Join STEAM author and educator Kathy Ceceri as we design and build spinning waterwheels using everyday materials at the NY Energy Zone’s Halloween Harvest Festival. The Water Wheel activity will be available until 1 pm (while supplies last). The festival goes from 10 am to 4 pm. More info at nypa.gov/communities/visitors-centers/ny-energy-zone!
Come color in and light up "squeeze cards" with award-winning writer, artist, and educator Kathy Ceceri, author of MAKING SIMPLE ROBOTS, BOTS, and PAPER INVENTIONS (new edition coming in 2025). Kathy will be bringing samples of her latest projects and copies of her books to autograph. More information about this FREE event is at electriccity.makerfaire.com.
Electric City Maker Faire, hosted by the Union College Maker Web, is now in its third year. The 2022 event attracted over 35 exhibitors and 400 guests. Admission is free and features exhibitors, demonstrations, workshops and hands-on activities. Exhibitors include faculty and students, local makers, small businesses, high school STEAM programs, First Robotics, local Maker Spaces from Union, the Capital District, and beyond!
Learn how electrical circuits works as you decorate your own Light-Up Robot Squeeze Card and add the LEDs and battery that makes it work! For ages 6-10. Instructor is STEAM author and teaching artist Kathy Ceceri, whose books include Paper Inventions and Fabric and Fiber Inventions. Space is limited. For more information, go to https://www.brunswicklibrary.org.
Learn how electrical circuits work as you build a motorized robot that draws designs with its "programmable body." Instructor is author Kathy Ceceri, whose books include BOTS and Making Simple Robots. Ages 7 & up.
For more information and to register, go to https://nemillertonlibrary.org/calendar/#/events/RvvpaaOncD/instances/NtxEBvs73f/
Learn how electrical circuits works as you create Light-Up Creatures and other imaginative designs. For ages 6-10. Instructor is STEAM author and teaching artist Kathy Ceceri, whose books include Paper Inventions and Fabric and Fiber Inventions. Space is limited. For more info and to register, contact the library at 315-839-5893 or bhassett@midyork.org.
Kids ages 8-12 are invited to the NY Energy Zone in Utica for a special hands-on workshop with STEAM author and educator Kathy Ceceri! Find out how we can generate electricity with wind power, then design and build your own windmill turbine using everyday materials that lights up when it spins!
This workshop starts at 2 pm on Sunday, July 28, and takes approximately 90 minutes. Please arrive early so you have the maximum amount of time to build and test your windmill!
Also check out Kathy's Make a Waterwheel workshop for ages 6-9 on Tuesday August 6 from 2-3 pm.
Learn to crochet with Kathy Ceceri and make a Mobius Cuff! This class is suitable for teens who are just learning to crochet or those who've had a bit of practice. All supplies will be provided. Registration is required.
**Note - this is a 2 hour program**
For more information, contact Miss Alyssa - aharvey@sals.edu
Sign up starting June 15 at https://ballston-ny.whofi.com/calendar/event/95995?method=embed
Learn how robots are designed and how they move as you build and test your own robot walker to take home! Instructor Kathy Ceceri is the author of more than a dozen STEAM activity books for kids, include BOTS! and Making Simple Robots.
For ages 7-11, space is limited. For more information and to sign up, go to nassaufreelibrary.org.
Join me in Garnerville, NY, where I will be running the Kids Creative Station! Kids, teens, and families can work on drop-in maker projects using paper engineering and soft circuit materials with Kathy Ceceri, author of books including Paper Inventions and Making Simple Robots.
Check out my listing at https://hudsonvalley.makerfaire.com/maker/entry/150/, or for more information, go to https://hudsonvalley.makerfaire.com.
Design and build a real drawing robot that moves on its own with sensors, motors, animated lights, and sound! To make it run, you'll learn to program it using free, online software and easy-to-use microcontrollers. No experience necessary!
For more info and to register, go to boylstonlibrary.org
Come check out the Saratoga Sustainability Fair on Saturday, April 13 at Skidmore College! I’ll be part of the kids' zone, featuring STEAM activities for kids of all ages to learn and explore the world of sustainability! It runs 10am to noon on the 2nd floor of Case Center. Find out more at sustainablesaratoga.org/2024-saratoga.../
I’ll be part of the three-day eclipse celebration at the Rochester Museum and Science Center in Rochester, NY! Along with hands-on activities, there will be telescope viewings, planetarium shows, live entertainment, guest science speakers, and more! For tickets and more info, go to https://rmsc.org/roc-the-eclipse-festival/
Create a Solar WobbleBot from recycled materials with instructor Kathy Ceceri. Each unique bot will meet this year's Students Rebuild Challenge -- the Extraordinary Earth Project. We'll submit a photo, you get to take home your wobblebot. All supplies provided. Grades 5 and up, please register. Registration will open on March 13.
CONTACT: Debbie Sternklar 518-765-2791 debbie.sternklar@voorpl.org
LOCATION: Library Community Room
•RSVP: http://germantownlibrary.org/.../solar-eclipse-makerspace...
• Ages 6-14. (Caregivers should plan to stay but do not need to RSVP)
On Monday, April 8, 2024, people in our area and across North America will get to experience the wonder of a solar eclipse. In this workshop with STEAM author Kathy Ceceri, kids and teens learn how an eclipse occurs, find out what to expect when it happens, and then make their own light-up eclipse simulation.
Younger kids can make a Light-up Corona that glows when you squeeze the moon. Older kids and teens can create a Moon Slider Switch to turn on the corona’s light show at the moment of totality.
I’ll be back at Rochester Maker Faire this year, making my Paper Robot Fin Gripper Claws! Learn how to make a robotic gripper from paper that shapes itself around any object! It's one of the projects from my most recent book, Making Simple Robots 2nd Edition. For ages 8-11, spaces are limited. I’ll also have some old and new low-tech/no-tech projects made from Everyday Stuff to check out, so come by my booth and sign up for a workshop!
Find more info and get tickets at https://rochester.makerfaire.com/maker/entry/1285/
NEW DATE! Kids ages 9-12 are invited to join STEAM author and educator Kathy Ceceri to find out how we can generate electricity with wind power. Then design and build your own windmill turbine using everyday materials that lights up when it spins!
To register, contact the library at chathampubliclibrary@chatham.k12.ny.us or call 518-392-3666.
This program ties in with the Columbia County Community Read The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, written by William Kamkwamba and illustrated by Albany artist Elizabeth Zunon. Learn more about the Columbia County Community Read
Kathy Ceceri, author of Making Simple Robots and BOTS!, will show you how to make your own working Paper Robotic Fin Gripper. Best for ages 8-12.
More info and link to tickets at https://coneyisland.makerfaire.com/maker/entry/57/
Learn how electrical circuits work as you build a robot inspired by Albany’s own Nipper — and the Nipper statues around town created by local artists! Design your motorized robot to draw designs with its "programmable body." Instructor is local author Kathy Ceceri, whose books include BOTS and Making Simple Robots. Ages 7-11.
For more information and to register, go to https://albanypubliclibrary.libcal.com/event/10949781
Kids ages 8-12 are invited to the NY Energy Zone in Utica for a special hands-on workshop with STEAM author and educator Kathy Ceceri! Find out how we can generate electricity with wind power, then design and build your own windmill turbine using everyday materials that lights up when it spins!
To join us, sign up here! And check out Kathy's workshop for ages 10-14 on July 30, where we'll be designing and building solar-powered model houses!
Build and test a low-tech waterwheel using household and crafts materials! Space is limited. For more info and to register, contact the library at 315-839-5893 or bhassett@midyork.org.
Learn about electrical circuits, switches, and sensors as you add lights to your drawing of a kitty, dino, or creature from your own imagination. Instructor is local author Kathy Ceceri, whose books include Paper Inventions. This program takes place at the Quaker Street Branch of the Schenectady Public Library. Grades 6-12. Registration will begin on Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 1:00 PM. Contact the library to register.
Learn about electrical circuits, switches, and sensors as you add lights to your drawing of a kitty, dino, or creature from your own imagination. Instructor is local author Kathy Ceceri, whose books include Paper Inventions. Ages 12 & up
Older kids and teens ages 10-14 are invited to the NY Energy Zone in Utica for a special hands-on workshop with STEAM author and educator Kathy Ceceri! Learn how solar energy works, then design and build a model solar-powered house to take home! You'll find out how to add recycled solar panels and light up your model with the sun or a flashlight.
To join us, sign up here! And check out Kathy's second workshop at the Energy Zone this summer, the Make a Light-Up Windmill for ages 8-12 on Tuesday August 15.
Build a working cardboard prototype of a robot hand that curves safely around delicate objects. Add a bendy arm for an extra challenge! Instructor is Rockland native Kathy Ceceri, author of STEAM activity books including BOTS and Making Simple Robots. For grades 5-6. Information and registration here. Registration begins on June 10 for Nanuet cardholders. Out of district registration begins June17.
Learn how renewable energy works by building a real light-up wind turbine from everyday materials. Try out your own design ideas to see if you can get your windmill to produce more electricity! For information and to register, call the library at (845) 341-5470 or visit our Youth Services home page for more information.
Learn how electrical circuits work as you build a motorized robot that draws designs with its "programmable body." Instructor is local author Kathy Ceceri, whose books include BOTS and Making Simple Robots. Ages 7 & up.
For more information and to register, go to https://schuylervillelibrary.evanced.info/signup/EventDetails?EventId=6988&backTo=Calendar&startDate=2023/07/01
Build and test a low-tech waterwheel using household and crafts materials. More info and registration at https://www.woodstock.org/event/renewable-energy-for-kids-how-to-build-a-wind-indicator/?instance_id=17345
Two great Solar, Wind, and Water Power workshops!
Kids can make a Colorful Windsock from 11 am to noon.
Teens get to make a Light-Up Wind Generator from 2 to 3 pm.
Contact the Greenwood Lake Public Library for more information and to register. https://gwllibrary.org/
To help celebrate Earth Day, STEAM Educator Kathy Ceceri will teach kids 7-11 about the history and background of renewable energy, including local sources in this area. Kids will then make and decorate a colorful low-tech windsock that shows wind speed and direction This workshop will be for up to 25 participants. More information here, or e-mail hollie@woodstock.org to register your child.
