Make a Waterwheel at Easton Library
Come learn about renewable energy sources in our community and build a working waterwheel model to take home in Easton Library's back yard on July 27 from 2-3 PM. Local educator and author Kathy Ceceri will lead this hands-on workshop for children ages 7-11. In this workshop participants will make a low-tech waterwheel using household and crafts materials, and test it out under running water. Be prepared to get a little wet!
Kathy Ceceri is an award-winning writer, educator, and Maker, with a focus on science, technology, history, and art. The author of over a dozen books for kids featuring hands-on STEAM activities, Kathy Ceceri has taught enrichment workshops at schools, museums, libraries, and afterschool programs for more than 15 years, both in person and online. She frequently works with educators and parents looking for ways to make learning more engaging and fun.
In addition, Kathy develops teaching and learning materials for companies like Maker Shed and Adafruit Industries, as well as organizations including the Girl Scouts of the USA, where she helped design a series of robotics badges and a nationwide cybersecurity competition.
Kathy's writing about parenting and education has been published both in print and online. She was the Homeschooling Expert for About.com, a top contributor to the GeekDad blog on Wired.com, and co-founder of the GeekMom website.
This program is made possible by Friends of Easton Library. Easton Library is located at 1074 State Route 40, Greenwich (in the Town of Easton). Please pre-register at 518-692-2253 to ensure adequate space and supplies.
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