Disclaimer:
Before signing up for a workshop, please double check the participant's schedule to make sure she will be able to attend. If you signup, but a conflict comes up, and the participant can no longer attend, please let us know as soon as possible.
No shows without 24 hours advance notice will cause your notification priority to be lowered in future events.
No shows without 24 hours advance notice will cause your notification priority to be lowered in future events.
Upcoming Events!
Holiday STEM Party - Saturday, December 14th at College Rolando Library
Have you ever wondered about the geometry of a snowflake? Or how fake snow is made? If you’ve ever been curious about the science behind the holidays, then join us at the Holiday STEM Party! Kick off the holiday season with an afternoon full of festive science, from engineering the best present drops to solving holiday-themed puzzles! As always, there will be cookies, prizes, holiday music, and the most fabulous ugly sweaters.
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday-stem-party-tickets-1099185175449
Have you ever wondered about the geometry of a snowflake? Or how fake snow is made? If you’ve ever been curious about the science behind the holidays, then join us at the Holiday STEM Party! Kick off the holiday season with an afternoon full of festive science, from engineering the best present drops to solving holiday-themed puzzles! As always, there will be cookies, prizes, holiday music, and the most fabulous ugly sweaters.
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday-stem-party-tickets-1099185175449
Past Workshops:
Circuitry Workshop - Saturday, November 23rd at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wondered why lightning happens? Or how we power objects like flashlights, calculators, and computers? If you’re interested in learning more about the electricity that powers our everyday world, join us for our Circuity workshop! Get ready to investigate the mysteries of circuity, make your own light-up name tags, and win cute prizes during trivia! Also, we’re thrilled to announce that Congresswoman Sara Jacobs, representative for California’s 51st district, will be joining us as a special guest speaker an exciting opportunity for students passionate about government and public service.
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/circuitry-workshop-tickets-1061792823919
Have you ever wondered why lightning happens? Or how we power objects like flashlights, calculators, and computers? If you’re interested in learning more about the electricity that powers our everyday world, join us for our Circuity workshop! Get ready to investigate the mysteries of circuity, make your own light-up name tags, and win cute prizes during trivia! Also, we’re thrilled to announce that Congresswoman Sara Jacobs, representative for California’s 51st district, will be joining us as a special guest speaker an exciting opportunity for students passionate about government and public service.
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/circuitry-workshop-tickets-1061792823919
Mathematics of Games Workshop - Saturday, October 12th at City Heights/Weingart Branch Library
Ever wondered about the mathematics behind winning games? Join us on a wild carnival adventure exploring probability and game theory! In this workshop, we will learn the theory behind games such as coin flipping and rock, paper, scissors, win cute prizes with trivia, and even create your own game!
For girls in grades 5-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mathematics-of-games-workshop-tickets-1032849258937
Ever wondered about the mathematics behind winning games? Join us on a wild carnival adventure exploring probability and game theory! In this workshop, we will learn the theory behind games such as coin flipping and rock, paper, scissors, win cute prizes with trivia, and even create your own game!
For girls in grades 5-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mathematics-of-games-workshop-tickets-1032849258937
Ocean Sciences Workshop - Saturday, September 21st at Pacific Beach/Taylor Library
Have you ever wondered about the science behind ocean currents, or how life survives in the very depths of the sea? If you're interested in the fascinating world of ocean sciences, join our Ocean Sciences workshop to discover the vibrant life within marine ecosystems, from the mysterious hydrothermal vents and enchanting coral reefs to the majestic kelp forests of La Jolla! Through a series of hands-on activities, you'll learn about the science behind ocean chemistry, currents, and marine life, with delicious snacks and cute prizes along the way!
For girls in grades 3-5 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ocean-sciences-workshop-tickets-998065569987
Have you ever wondered about the science behind ocean currents, or how life survives in the very depths of the sea? If you're interested in the fascinating world of ocean sciences, join our Ocean Sciences workshop to discover the vibrant life within marine ecosystems, from the mysterious hydrothermal vents and enchanting coral reefs to the majestic kelp forests of La Jolla! Through a series of hands-on activities, you'll learn about the science behind ocean chemistry, currents, and marine life, with delicious snacks and cute prizes along the way!
For girls in grades 3-5 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ocean-sciences-workshop-tickets-998065569987
2024 NASA Astro Camp, June 14/15 at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wanted to build a satellite? Or how about a robotic arm? Get ready to blast off with the NASA ASTRO CAMP®, a collaboration with NASA, All Girls STEM Society, The Clueless FTC #11212 robotics team, and the Mission Valley Library! If you love fun activities such as building robots in space and listening to NASA guest speakers, this is the perfect camp for you! We will be offering this exciting camp twice on June 14th and 15th. Use the QR code in the photo to sign up for one of these days. We look forward to launching rocket rovers and exploring space with you!
Note: Please only sign up for one of the days as the same curriculum will be presented on both days, and we want to make sure that as many students as possible can enjoy this experience!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here:
June 14: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nasa-astro-camp-jun-14-tickets-914376674247?aff=oddtdtcreator
June 15: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nasa-astro-camp-jun-15-tickets-914378218867?aff=oddtdtcreator
Have you ever wanted to build a satellite? Or how about a robotic arm? Get ready to blast off with the NASA ASTRO CAMP®, a collaboration with NASA, All Girls STEM Society, The Clueless FTC #11212 robotics team, and the Mission Valley Library! If you love fun activities such as building robots in space and listening to NASA guest speakers, this is the perfect camp for you! We will be offering this exciting camp twice on June 14th and 15th. Use the QR code in the photo to sign up for one of these days. We look forward to launching rocket rovers and exploring space with you!
Note: Please only sign up for one of the days as the same curriculum will be presented on both days, and we want to make sure that as many students as possible can enjoy this experience!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here:
June 14: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nasa-astro-camp-jun-14-tickets-914376674247?aff=oddtdtcreator
June 15: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nasa-astro-camp-jun-15-tickets-914378218867?aff=oddtdtcreator
Astrophysics Workshop - Saturday, June 1st at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wondered why the earth orbits the sun? How rockets travel to space? And what lies beyond our solar system? Join us to learn about orbits, planets, stars, black holes, and more! Together, we will build our own models of the solar system and star constellations, compete in trivia games, tackle challenging problems solved by NASA scientists, and discuss the big questions of the universe.
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/903639238287?aff=oddtdtcreator
Have you ever wondered why the earth orbits the sun? How rockets travel to space? And what lies beyond our solar system? Join us to learn about orbits, planets, stars, black holes, and more! Together, we will build our own models of the solar system and star constellations, compete in trivia games, tackle challenging problems solved by NASA scientists, and discuss the big questions of the universe.
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/903639238287?aff=oddtdtcreator
All Girls Math Tournament (AGMT) — Saturday, May 18th at Logan Heights Library
Calling all girls to join us for our annual math tournament! You’ll get the chance to challenge your problem-solving skills and collaborate with friends to solve tricky logic puzzles. Come for an afternoon full of math excitement, medals and cute prizes, silly games, and cookies!
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/868798338217?aff=oddtdtcreator
Calling all girls to join us for our annual math tournament! You’ll get the chance to challenge your problem-solving skills and collaborate with friends to solve tricky logic puzzles. Come for an afternoon full of math excitement, medals and cute prizes, silly games, and cookies!
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/868798338217?aff=oddtdtcreator
Robotics Workshop — Saturday, April 6th at UCSD, Ridge Walk Academic Complex
Have you ever wanted to see a real-life robotics lab? Or maybe even program a robot yourself? If so, then get ready for our Robotics Workshop! Participants will get to code awesome LEGO EV3 Mindstorm robots to perform a variety of magnificent tasks, such as color sensing or drawing! Get excited for an afternoon full of cool robots and computer science, while enjoying yummy cookies and cute prizes. :) No programming experience required, and robots and laptops will be provided to all participants. !
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/865028923797?aff=oddtdtcreator
Have you ever wanted to see a real-life robotics lab? Or maybe even program a robot yourself? If so, then get ready for our Robotics Workshop! Participants will get to code awesome LEGO EV3 Mindstorm robots to perform a variety of magnificent tasks, such as color sensing or drawing! Get excited for an afternoon full of cool robots and computer science, while enjoying yummy cookies and cute prizes. :) No programming experience required, and robots and laptops will be provided to all participants. !
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/865028923797?aff=oddtdtcreator
Python Workshop — Saturday, March 16th at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wondered what a “turtle” is? No, not the cute sea animal, but the awesome Python library that creates pictures and shapes! If you’re interested in learning about the wonders of graphic programming and the fascinating world of turtles, join us for our Python workshop! In this workshop, we will explore the basics of Python coding—including loops and libraries— through fun, hand-on activities, with plenty of opportunities to win cool prizes in trivia!
mission valley library, for girls in grades 3-8
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/846797994597?aff=oddtdtcreator
Have you ever wondered what a “turtle” is? No, not the cute sea animal, but the awesome Python library that creates pictures and shapes! If you’re interested in learning about the wonders of graphic programming and the fascinating world of turtles, join us for our Python workshop! In this workshop, we will explore the basics of Python coding—including loops and libraries— through fun, hand-on activities, with plenty of opportunities to win cool prizes in trivia!
mission valley library, for girls in grades 3-8
For girls in grades 3-8 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/846797994597?aff=oddtdtcreator
Environmental Science Workshop — Saturday, Feburary 24th at City Heights Library
Have you ever wondered about the science behind the diverse life in the Amazon rainforest, or the dangers of pollution in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? If you’re interested in learning about the animals and biomes that make up our natural world, join us for our environmental science workshop! In this workshop, we will explore ecosystems, biodiversity, the effects of pollution, and the importance of sustainability through fun, hand-on activities, with plenty of opportunities to win cool prizes in trivia!
For girls in grades 3-5 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/environmental-science-workshop-tickets-813596197127?aff=oddtdtcreator
Have you ever wondered about the science behind the diverse life in the Amazon rainforest, or the dangers of pollution in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? If you’re interested in learning about the animals and biomes that make up our natural world, join us for our environmental science workshop! In this workshop, we will explore ecosystems, biodiversity, the effects of pollution, and the importance of sustainability through fun, hand-on activities, with plenty of opportunities to win cool prizes in trivia!
For girls in grades 3-5 Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/environmental-science-workshop-tickets-813596197127?aff=oddtdtcreator
Geometry Workshop — Saturday, January 20th at Logan Heights Library
Have you ever wondered how to build a dodecahedron? Or why the sum of the angles of a triangle are 180 degrees? In this Geometry workshop, we will delve into the nature of shapes to answer all of these questions. Together, we will explore the properties of prisms, pyramids, polyhedra, and more with hands-on activities like net folding and modular origami. Join us for an afternoon full of math excitement, delicious snacks and cute prizes!
For girls in grades 3-6. Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/786408668497?aff=oddtdtcreator
Have you ever wondered how to build a dodecahedron? Or why the sum of the angles of a triangle are 180 degrees? In this Geometry workshop, we will delve into the nature of shapes to answer all of these questions. Together, we will explore the properties of prisms, pyramids, polyhedra, and more with hands-on activities like net folding and modular origami. Join us for an afternoon full of math excitement, delicious snacks and cute prizes!
For girls in grades 3-6. Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/786408668497?aff=oddtdtcreator
Holiday STEM Party — Saturday, December 16th at Logan Heights Library
Have you ever wondered why all snowflakes are different? If you’ve ever been curious about the science behind the holidays, then join us at the Holiday STEM Party! Kick off the holiday season with an afternoon full of festive science, including candy catapults, gingerbread houses and elf potions! As always, there will be cookies, prizes, holiday music, and the most fabulous ugly sweaters.
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/763180833417?aff=oddtdtcreator
Have you ever wondered why all snowflakes are different? If you’ve ever been curious about the science behind the holidays, then join us at the Holiday STEM Party! Kick off the holiday season with an afternoon full of festive science, including candy catapults, gingerbread houses and elf potions! As always, there will be cookies, prizes, holiday music, and the most fabulous ugly sweaters.
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/763180833417?aff=oddtdtcreator
Engineering Design Workshop — Saturday, November 18th at Allied Gardens/Benjamin Library
Have you ever wondered how to construct your own model of a car? Or which processes engineers use to design and create? If you’re interested in building, engineering, or even if you just love some friendly competition, join us for our Engineering Design Workshop! In the workshop, you’ll get to team up with other participants to make your very own cars and race them against each other — all while being immersed in the process of designing, building, and re-working. Join us for an awesome learning experience, mixed with a little bit of rivalry, cool prizes, and delicious snacks
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/748541867877?aff=oddtdtcreato
Have you ever wondered how to construct your own model of a car? Or which processes engineers use to design and create? If you’re interested in building, engineering, or even if you just love some friendly competition, join us for our Engineering Design Workshop! In the workshop, you’ll get to team up with other participants to make your very own cars and race them against each other — all while being immersed in the process of designing, building, and re-working. Join us for an awesome learning experience, mixed with a little bit of rivalry, cool prizes, and delicious snacks
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/748541867877?aff=oddtdtcreato
Electricty & Power Workshop — Saturday, October 14th at Mission Hills-Hillcrest/Knox Branch Library
Have you ever wondered why lightening happens? Or how we can power objects like flashlights, calculators, and the electric candles inside of our jack-o-lanterns? If you're interested in learning more about electricity that powers our everyday world, join us for our Electricity and Power Workshop! Together, we'll have the chance to make cute light-up animals, participate in fun Halloween-themed activities, and win cute prizes during trivia!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/725535675737?aff=oddtdtcreato
Have you ever wondered why lightening happens? Or how we can power objects like flashlights, calculators, and the electric candles inside of our jack-o-lanterns? If you're interested in learning more about electricity that powers our everyday world, join us for our Electricity and Power Workshop! Together, we'll have the chance to make cute light-up animals, participate in fun Halloween-themed activities, and win cute prizes during trivia!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/725535675737?aff=oddtdtcreato
Biophysics and DNA Workshop — Saturday, September 2nd at University Community Library
Ever wondered why you have your mother’s hair or your father’s eyes? How scientists study the tiniest mechanisms in your body? Join us for an exciting biophysics workshop where we’ll discover the biology of DNA and study the physics of its motion in our bodies. Discover the fascinating world of biophysics through hands-on activities, learn to dissect a strawberry
and win cute prizes along the way!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/biophysics-dna-workshop-tickets-700557635747?aff=oddtdtcreator
Ever wondered why you have your mother’s hair or your father’s eyes? How scientists study the tiniest mechanisms in your body? Join us for an exciting biophysics workshop where we’ll discover the biology of DNA and study the physics of its motion in our bodies. Discover the fascinating world of biophysics through hands-on activities, learn to dissect a strawberry
and win cute prizes along the way!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/biophysics-dna-workshop-tickets-700557635747?aff=oddtdtcreator
NASA Astro Camp® - Friday, June 30th and Saturday, July 1st at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wanted to go to the moon? Or how about even further...to Mars? Get ready to blast off with the NASA ASTRO CAMP®, a collaboration with NASA, The Clueless FTC #11212 robotics team, All Girls STEM Society, and the Mission Valley Library! If you love fun activities such as building lunar habitats and listening to NASA guest speakers, this is the perfect camp for you! We will be offering this exciting camp twice, on June 30th and July 1st. Use the QR code in the photo or one of the links below to sign up for one of these days. We look forward to launching rockets and exploring space with you!
Note: Please only register for one of the camp days so we can make sure everyone has a chance to participate. Thank you so much!
06/30: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/june-30th-nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-643383075097
07/01: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/july-1st-nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-643394459147
Have you ever wanted to go to the moon? Or how about even further...to Mars? Get ready to blast off with the NASA ASTRO CAMP®, a collaboration with NASA, The Clueless FTC #11212 robotics team, All Girls STEM Society, and the Mission Valley Library! If you love fun activities such as building lunar habitats and listening to NASA guest speakers, this is the perfect camp for you! We will be offering this exciting camp twice, on June 30th and July 1st. Use the QR code in the photo or one of the links below to sign up for one of these days. We look forward to launching rockets and exploring space with you!
Note: Please only register for one of the camp days so we can make sure everyone has a chance to participate. Thank you so much!
06/30: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/june-30th-nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-643383075097
07/01: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/july-1st-nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-643394459147
2022-2023
Engineering and Rube Goldberg Workshop - Saturday, June 3rd at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wondered why pulleys make heavy objects feel lighter? Or how engineers design clocks? If you’re interested in learning more about the machines that power our world, then join us for our Engineering & Rube Goldberg Workshop! This workshop will turn the gears in your head as you learn about different kinds of energy, engineer your own roller coaster, and build your own Rube Goldberg machine — a series of apparatuses, connected to perform a simple task in an overcomplicated, but hilarious way. Join us for our final workshop of the year, full of hands-on activities, delicious snacks, and cute prizes!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/engineering-rube-goldberg-workshop-tickets-639842996627
Have you ever wondered why pulleys make heavy objects feel lighter? Or how engineers design clocks? If you’re interested in learning more about the machines that power our world, then join us for our Engineering & Rube Goldberg Workshop! This workshop will turn the gears in your head as you learn about different kinds of energy, engineer your own roller coaster, and build your own Rube Goldberg machine — a series of apparatuses, connected to perform a simple task in an overcomplicated, but hilarious way. Join us for our final workshop of the year, full of hands-on activities, delicious snacks, and cute prizes!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/engineering-rube-goldberg-workshop-tickets-639842996627
All Girls Math Tournament - Saturday, May 13th at Logan Heights Library
Calling all girls to join us for our annual math tournament! You’ll get the chance to challenge your problem-solving skills and collaborate with friends to solve tricky logic puzzles. Come for an afternoon full of math excitement, medals and cute prizes, silly games, and cookies!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/annual-all-girls-math-tournament-tickets-622889698857
Calling all girls to join us for our annual math tournament! You’ll get the chance to challenge your problem-solving skills and collaborate with friends to solve tricky logic puzzles. Come for an afternoon full of math excitement, medals and cute prizes, silly games, and cookies!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/annual-all-girls-math-tournament-tickets-622889698857
Geology Workshop - April 29th at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wondered where rocks come from? Why minerals come in so many different shapes, sizes, and colors? If you’ve ever wondered what shapes the continents and terrain of our planet, then the Geology Workshop will rock your world! Get ready to model plate tectonics through graham cracker plate tectonics, shape a rock through its life cycle, and earn cute prizes while playing Jeopardy.
For girls in grades 3-5. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/geology-workshop-tickets-606189116967
Have you ever wondered where rocks come from? Why minerals come in so many different shapes, sizes, and colors? If you’ve ever wondered what shapes the continents and terrain of our planet, then the Geology Workshop will rock your world! Get ready to model plate tectonics through graham cracker plate tectonics, shape a rock through its life cycle, and earn cute prizes while playing Jeopardy.
For girls in grades 3-5. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/geology-workshop-tickets-606189116967
Cryptography Workshop - March 18th at City Heights Library
Have you ever wondered why your credit card information hasn’t been stolen through your online purchases? How do journalists use algorithms to keep themselves safe from dictators? Veronica Tang, original co-founder of AGSS, privacy engineer at Google, and former cryptography researcher at Max-Planck returns to teach Cryptography: Security Protocols and Encryption. Together, we’ll learn about the fundamentals of encryption and modern applications of cryptography. Let us also embark upon the noble mission of delivering a cake safely from Isabelle to Bob. Bob’s sweet tooth (and health!) depends on the security protocols you develop to keep the cake safe from our enemies. Come get a taste of the cryptographer’s life; our recipe ends one step short of the Needham-Schroeder Protocol.
For girls in grades 5-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cryptography-security-protocols-and-encryption-workshop-tickets-568156741107
Have you ever wondered why your credit card information hasn’t been stolen through your online purchases? How do journalists use algorithms to keep themselves safe from dictators? Veronica Tang, original co-founder of AGSS, privacy engineer at Google, and former cryptography researcher at Max-Planck returns to teach Cryptography: Security Protocols and Encryption. Together, we’ll learn about the fundamentals of encryption and modern applications of cryptography. Let us also embark upon the noble mission of delivering a cake safely from Isabelle to Bob. Bob’s sweet tooth (and health!) depends on the security protocols you develop to keep the cake safe from our enemies. Come get a taste of the cryptographer’s life; our recipe ends one step short of the Needham-Schroeder Protocol.
For girls in grades 5-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cryptography-security-protocols-and-encryption-workshop-tickets-568156741107
Circuitry & Hardware Workshop - February 18th at Mira Mesa Library
Have you ever wondered why your computer overheats? Or how computers store adorable images of your pets? If you’ve ever wanted to understand how electricity, wires or motherboards make your computer work, join us for the Circuitry and Hardware Workshop! Get ready to design your very own circuits, work with your friends to explore and restore the guts of a monitor, and earn cute prizes through a game of trivia.
For girls in grades 5-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/568156741107
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/568156741107
Have you ever wondered why your computer overheats? Or how computers store adorable images of your pets? If you’ve ever wanted to understand how electricity, wires or motherboards make your computer work, join us for the Circuitry and Hardware Workshop! Get ready to design your very own circuits, work with your friends to explore and restore the guts of a monitor, and earn cute prizes through a game of trivia.
For girls in grades 5-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/568156741107
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/568156741107
Data Science Workshop - January 28th at City Heights Library
Have you ever wondered what the most popular candy in America is? Or exactly how many Californians have pets? If you are interested in combining math, graphing, and data analysis to come up with real-world solutions to different problems, then join us for the Data Science Workshop! We will look into the true definition of data science, recognize examples in our very own lives, and explore Simpson’s Paradox. Get excited to run mini-projects with your friends while winning prizes! No prior experience or laptops are required.
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: eventbrite.com/e/data-science-workshop-tickets-505787192107
Have you ever wondered what the most popular candy in America is? Or exactly how many Californians have pets? If you are interested in combining math, graphing, and data analysis to come up with real-world solutions to different problems, then join us for the Data Science Workshop! We will look into the true definition of data science, recognize examples in our very own lives, and explore Simpson’s Paradox. Get excited to run mini-projects with your friends while winning prizes! No prior experience or laptops are required.
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: eventbrite.com/e/data-science-workshop-tickets-505787192107
NASA® Astro Camp: The Clueless & AGSS Collaboration
Have you ever wondered how the Mars Sample Return Mission is employed? Do you want to make a model of the NASA Sample Retriever, get rock samples from coffee cake, or develop your very own Mars Ascent Vehicle? Are you interested in listening to a speaker from NASA about Mars? Get ready to launch off the year with the NASA ASTRO CAMP®, a collaboration with NASA, The Clueless FTC #11212 robotics team, All Girls STEM Society, and the Mission Valley Library! We will be offering this exciting camp twice, so please choose the date that works best for you: January 7th or February 4th, 2023. Use the one of the links below to sign up for either the 01/07/23 camp or the 02/04/23 one. We look forward to launching rockets and eating lots of delicious snacks with you!
Note: registration for the 01/07/23 camp will open on 12/11/22 and, for the 02/04/23 camp, on 01/08/23
01/07: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-480276067647
02/04: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/february-4th-nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-480277732627
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact [email protected]!
Have you ever wondered how the Mars Sample Return Mission is employed? Do you want to make a model of the NASA Sample Retriever, get rock samples from coffee cake, or develop your very own Mars Ascent Vehicle? Are you interested in listening to a speaker from NASA about Mars? Get ready to launch off the year with the NASA ASTRO CAMP®, a collaboration with NASA, The Clueless FTC #11212 robotics team, All Girls STEM Society, and the Mission Valley Library! We will be offering this exciting camp twice, so please choose the date that works best for you: January 7th or February 4th, 2023. Use the one of the links below to sign up for either the 01/07/23 camp or the 02/04/23 one. We look forward to launching rockets and eating lots of delicious snacks with you!
Note: registration for the 01/07/23 camp will open on 12/11/22 and, for the 02/04/23 camp, on 01/08/23
01/07: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-480276067647
02/04: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/february-4th-nasa-astro-camp-with-the-clueless-ftc-11212-robotics-team-tickets-480277732627
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact [email protected]!
Number Theory Workshop - October 8th at Mission Hills Library
Do you want to know the secrets behind birthday party math tricks? Have you ever wondered how prime numbers are found? In this workshop, we will delve into the nature of numbers to answer all of those questions. Join us as we explore prime numbers, prime factorization, greatest common divisor (GCD) & lowest common multiple (LCM), and much more. Plus, you’ll get to engage in interactive math games, with plenty of opportunities to win cute prizes through trivia!
Note: For girls in grades 4-6 - recommended for kids familiar with multiplication & division. If your child already knows prime factorization & GCD/LCM, then this workshop may not be as engaging for them.
For girls in grades 4-6. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/magic-of-numbers-workshop-tickets-422894216987
Do you want to know the secrets behind birthday party math tricks? Have you ever wondered how prime numbers are found? In this workshop, we will delve into the nature of numbers to answer all of those questions. Join us as we explore prime numbers, prime factorization, greatest common divisor (GCD) & lowest common multiple (LCM), and much more. Plus, you’ll get to engage in interactive math games, with plenty of opportunities to win cute prizes through trivia!
Note: For girls in grades 4-6 - recommended for kids familiar with multiplication & division. If your child already knows prime factorization & GCD/LCM, then this workshop may not be as engaging for them.
For girls in grades 4-6. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/magic-of-numbers-workshop-tickets-422894216987
Machine Learning Workshop - November 19th at Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wondered how autocorrect works? Join us with Hiccup and Toothless on a voyage to explore sorting and search algorithms, neural networks, and commence an epic Tic-Tac-Toe machine learning tournament! There will be fun activities and lots of awesome prizes for the groups who train the smartest machines. No programming or computer science experience required, and because everything will be on a preprogrammed graphic user interface (GUI), there will be no coding in the workshop. Full code suites will be provided on GitHub.
For girls in grades 6-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/machine-learning-workshop-tickets-449718107967
Have you ever wondered how autocorrect works? Join us with Hiccup and Toothless on a voyage to explore sorting and search algorithms, neural networks, and commence an epic Tic-Tac-Toe machine learning tournament! There will be fun activities and lots of awesome prizes for the groups who train the smartest machines. No programming or computer science experience required, and because everything will be on a preprogrammed graphic user interface (GUI), there will be no coding in the workshop. Full code suites will be provided on GitHub.
For girls in grades 6-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/machine-learning-workshop-tickets-449718107967
Holiday STEM Party! - December 10th at University Community Branch Library
How tall can you make a gingerbread house? Can you make an evergreen wreath fly? If you’ve ever wanted to engineer your way through these challenges, then join us at the Holiday STEM Party. Kick off the holiday season with an afternoon full of festive science, including Christmas-tree origami, DIY snow globes and rocket-powered sleighs! As always, there will be cookies, prizes, holiday music, and ugly sweaters.
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday-stem-party-tickets-475733881847
How tall can you make a gingerbread house? Can you make an evergreen wreath fly? If you’ve ever wanted to engineer your way through these challenges, then join us at the Holiday STEM Party. Kick off the holiday season with an afternoon full of festive science, including Christmas-tree origami, DIY snow globes and rocket-powered sleighs! As always, there will be cookies, prizes, holiday music, and ugly sweaters.
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday-stem-party-tickets-475733881847
Chemistry Workshop - September 17th at College-Rolando Library
Have you wondered why paints exist in different colors, or why some things explode when mixed together? Or why slime is created after you add borax and glue? If you are interested in diving into the fundamental workings of the world around us, then join us for the Chemistry and STEAM workshop! We will explore the fascinating world of atoms, molecules, elements, and chemical reactions that cause fun and colorful creations in relation to art and STEAM. Get ready for a fun day of trivia, interactive games, and making your own slime!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/399824033447
Have you wondered why paints exist in different colors, or why some things explode when mixed together? Or why slime is created after you add borax and glue? If you are interested in diving into the fundamental workings of the world around us, then join us for the Chemistry and STEAM workshop! We will explore the fascinating world of atoms, molecules, elements, and chemical reactions that cause fun and colorful creations in relation to art and STEAM. Get ready for a fun day of trivia, interactive games, and making your own slime!
For girls in grades 3-8. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/399824033447
Scratch Workshop - August 27th at Mission Valley Public Library
Have you ever wondered how characters are animated? Wanted to make your own video game? Come join us at our Scratch Programming workshop! Get excited for an afternoon learning all about computer science, while eating cookies and winning cute prizes. Enjoy tackling various programming challenges with Scratch, learning about debugging, and even creating your very own game! No programming experience required, and laptops will be provided to participants who don’t have one.
For girls in grades 3-5. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/399824033447
Have you ever wondered how characters are animated? Wanted to make your own video game? Come join us at our Scratch Programming workshop! Get excited for an afternoon learning all about computer science, while eating cookies and winning cute prizes. Enjoy tackling various programming challenges with Scratch, learning about debugging, and even creating your very own game! No programming experience required, and laptops will be provided to participants who don’t have one.
For girls in grades 3-5. Register at the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/399824033447
2021-2022
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All Girls Math Tournament - May 28th at Mission Valley Public Library
Calling all girls to join us for our annual math tournament! You'll get the chance to challenge your problem-solving skills and collaborate with friends to solve tricky logic puzzles. Come for an afternoon full of math excitement, medals and cute prizes, silly games, and cookies! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who came to the All Girls Math Tournament! We hope you had a great time! (ﾉ´ヮ´)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ |
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aTyr Pharma Lab Experience - May 24th at aTyr Pharma, Inc.
Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of a scientist is like? Join us at aTyr Pharma for hands-on learning about how therapeutic drugs are developed. Get ready to put your lab coat to the test during laboratory bingo where you'll have the chance to learn about DNA, protein, and the technologies we use every day! Spend some time with our amazing team of women where they'll share why they love working in science and don't forget to stop by the photo booth to capture your experiment! For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to everyone who came to the aTyr Pharma Lab Experience! We hope you had a great time! ꉂ (′̤ॢ∀ ू‵̤๑))ˉ̞̭♡ |
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Physics Workshop - March 19th at Mission Valley Public Library
Is the moon's gravity the same as ours on earth? How are displacement, velocity, acceleration, and force related? Join us to explore the physics behind motion, force, and gravity. You’ll get the chance to build experiments to measure the acceleration due to gravity and win cute prizes through trivia! For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to everyone who came to the Physics Workshop! We hope you had a great time ʚ♡⃛ɞ(ू•ᴗ•ू❁) |
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Aerodynamics Workshop - February 26th at Mission Valley Public Library
Ever wondered how planes stay in the air? Or why they have wings and propellers? Join us to explore the aerodynamics behind the movement of drones, planes, and rockets. Get the chance to tackle exciting hands-on projects, such as building your own CD hovercrafts and competing in a paper airplane contest! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who came to the Aerodynamics Workshop! We hope you had a great time :) |
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Robotics Workshop - December 18th at Mission Valley Public Library
Join us and get the chance to build and program autonomous robots with LEGO MINDSTORMS! Together, we will solve engineering challenges through mechanics, electronic design, sensors, and programming. Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience including a team competition with LEGO carts! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who came to the Robotics Workshop! We hope you had as much fun as we did :) |
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Holiday STEM Festival - December 11th at Logan Heights Library
Calling all scientists and engineers! Start off your holiday season with an afternoon full of fun holiday STEM activities such as Christmas Skittle fireworks, Hanukkah-themed circuitry, and elf gift catapults. There will also be cookies, prizes, and holiday music! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who came to the Holiday STEM Festival! We hope you had a great time :) |
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Biology Workshop - October 16th at Rancho Peñasquitos Branch Library
Ever wondered why you have your mother’s eyes or your father’s height? Join us for an exciting biology workshop where you’ll learn the answer to that and so much more. Discover the fascinating world of DNA, cells and genetics through trivia, simulations and interactive games (where you’ll get the chance to win cute prizes)! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who came to the Biology Workshop! We hope you had as much fun as we did :) |
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Python Workshop - September 25th at the Mission Valley Public Library
Calling all explorers interested in learning a new language and solving puzzles! Together, we will tackle programming missions such as coding adventure games and creating art designs with turtle graphics. No prior programming experience is necessary, and those who are already familiar can battle some extra challenges! Note: The library will provide laptops for those of you who do not have one. For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to everyone who attended the Python Workshop! We hope you had a great time :) |
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The Mathematics of Games - August 28th at Mission Valley
Ever wondered about the mathematics behind winning games? Join us on a wild carnival adventure exploring probability and game theory! In this workshop, we will learn the theory behind games such as coin flipping and rock, paper, scissors, play trivia to win cute prizes, and even get the chance to create your own game! For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to everyone who attended the Mathematics of Games Workshop! We hope you had as much fun as we did :) |
2020-2021
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Magic of Mentorship Panel on May 23rd 2:00 - 3:30 PM through Zoom
Come join us for our first event in partnership with inspiring women in STEM from Athena! The Magic of Mentorship Panel will be a conversation among girls in STEM from elementary school to high school all the way to female professionals that are already paving the way in their field. The purpose of this event is to facilitate discussion amongst girls and women in STEM, and to inspire the younger generation through the stories, experiences, struggles, and words of wisdom from these amazing mentors. For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who attended the Magic of Mentorship Panel! We hope you had fun :) |
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All Girls Math Tournament on April 25th 2:00 - 4:15 PM PST via Zoom
AGMT is finally back! Join us for our annual math competition, where you'll have the chance to challenge your problem-solving skills individually and work in teams to tackle logic riddles. It will be an afternoon full of math, excitement, and prize-winning opportunities! Note: We will be giving prizes to ALL participants and winners! Top-scorers will also win medals, TI-84 calculators, and other goodies. Once you're registered you will receive an email with more information regarding how you can pick up your well-deserved prizes and certificates :) For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who attended the All Girls Math Tournament! We hope you had fun :) |
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Marine Biology Workshop on March 28th 2:00 - 3:30 PM PST via Zoom
Have you ever wondered why some fish can produce their own light? Or what happens to animals when an oil spill happens? If you love the ocean and its various organisms, then join us for the Marine Biology Workshop! We will explore different kingdoms of marine life, how animals have adapted to their environment, and unique organisms such as plankton, algae, turtles, whales, and dolphins. We will also play fun team activities to test what we have learned! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to everyone who attended the Marine Biology Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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Logic Workshop on February 28th 2:00 - 3:45 PM PST through Zoom
A hen and a half can lay an egg and a half in a day and a half. How many eggs can one hen lay in one day? If you love these types of riddles, then join us for the Logic Workshop! We will explore different strategies for tackling tricky puzzles, including classic algebra, geometry, and combinatoric problems that can be solved using logic. You will also get the chance to show off your skills in our final logic competition! For girls in grades 3-8. Don't worry about different levels of math! We will split up into grades 3-5 and 6-8 in the beginning. Thank you to everyone who attended the Logic Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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Cryptography Workshop on January 17th 2:00 - 3:30 PM PST through Zoom
Want to send a secret message to your friend without anyone else being able to read it? Then use cryptography! In today’s world, information like messages and emails are encrypted so that only the intended recipient can read them. Join us to learn about ciphers through the ages and how to crack them! You will get the chance to decrypt hidden clues and unravel the mystery of Willy Wonka’s secret chocolate recipe . . . For girls in grades 6-8. Thank you to everyone who attended the Cryptography Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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Astronomy Workshop on November 22nd 2:00 - 3:30 through Zoom
Why does the earth orbit the sun? How do rockets travel to space? And what lies beyond our solar system? Join us to learn about orbits, planets, stars, black holes, and more! Together we will compete in trivia games, tackle challenging problems solved by NASA scientists, and discuss the big questions of the universe. For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to everyone who attended the Astronomy Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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Pandemics Workshop on October 18th 2:00 - 3:45 through Zoom
COVID-19 is prevalent in our world today, so it’s time to learn about pandemics! How do diseases spread? How do viruses attack the human body? What can we do to stay safe? Through interactive games, simulations, and discussions, learn the basics of virology, epidemiology, and more! For girls in grades 5-8. All you need to attend is the internet and a device. Downloading the Zoom app is preferable to help improve your online experience, but not necessary. Thank you to everyone who attended the Pandemics Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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Cybersecurity Workshop on September 13th 2:00 - 3:30 through Zoom
Enter the mindset of a hacker... How do they attack websites? And how do they steal private data? By understanding the weaknesses of websites and databases, we can make them more secure. Join us to explore the basics of websites, while also getting the chance to participate in hacking challenges! For girls in grades 6-8. All you need to attend is the internet and a device. Downloading the Zoom app is preferable to help improve your online experience, but not necessary. Thank you to everyone who attended the Cybersecurity Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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The 11 Systems Workshop on August 22nd 2:00 - 4:00 through Zoom
Why does your heart beat faster when you dance? Do you need bones to dance? How does your immune system fight diseases to allow you to keep dancing? Answer all these questions by learning about the 11 systems that enable us to function! Join us for skeleton art, Name That System, and of course, dancing! For girls in grades 3-5. All you need to attend is the internet and a device. Downloading the Zoom app is preferable to help improve your online experience, but not necessary. Thank you to everyone who attended the 11 Systems Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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Math Workshop Series on July 11th AND July 18th 2:00 - 4:00 via Zoom
Get ready for the Math Workshop Series this summer! Immerse yourself into the world of mathematics with topics including equations, sequences, and all sorts of shapes. You will get the chance to tackle classic math competition problem-sets and ask for help in our weekly office hours. Don't miss this fun opportunity to challenge your problem-solving skills! For girls in grades 6-8. ** We will give optional problem-sets after each workshop so that participants have the opportunity to challenge themselves and apply the knowledge they learned in the workshops. Office hours are a great opportunity for the girls to ask questions about the workshop or help with the problem-sets. ** Optional Office Hours: Tuesdays (July 14 & 21) @ 2:00 - 3:30 PM and Thursdays (July 16 & 23) @ 4:30 - 6:00 PM Thank you to everyone who attended our very first summer series! |
2019-2020
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Circuitry Workshop on May 31st 2:00 - 3:45 through Zoom
Have you ever wondered how electricity works and travels? Or what causes a light bulb to light up? Learn the basics of electricity and circuitry and answer some fun problems on electron current flow! In this workshop, there will be interactive problem discussions, cool examples of electricity flow, and a chance to test your knowledge with a fun game of jeopardy! For girls in grades 5-8. (This was the last workshop for our seniors Kira Tran and Gina Um before they head off to college. Please wish them luck!) All you need to attend is the internet and a device. Downloading the Zoom app is preferable to help improve your online experience, but not necessary. Thank you to everyone who attended the Circuitry Workshop! We hope you had fun :) |
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All Girls Math Bonanza on May 3rd 2:00 - 4:30 through Zoom
Want to show off your math knowledge? Or improve your problem solving skills? Join us for an exciting math bonanza where you’ll have the chance to tackle challenging problems with a team. There will also be games including math Pictionary and 24! For girls in grades 3-8. All you need to attend is the internet and a device. Downloading the Zoom app is preferable to help improve your online experience, but not necessary. Thank you to everyone who attended the All Girls Math Bonanza! We hope you had fun :) |
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Online Probability Workshop on April 19th 2:00 - 3:45 through Zoom
Do you want to know the math behind games such as Mafia or the Monty Hall? Enjoy the subject of probability as it manifests in fun games such as these. In this workshop we'll be going over the theory and practical uses of probability. It will include lectures, engaging activities, and trivia! For girls in grades 5-8. All you need to attend is the internet and a device. Downloading the Zoom app is preferable to help improve your online experience, but not necessary. Thank you to everyone who attended our first online workshop! If you couldn't make it, here is the link to the recording: https://youtu.be/nKcc8JqESXg |
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Scratch Programming Workshop - February 23 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Interested in designing your own computer game? We'll introduce you to programming through Scratch, a drag-and-drop language with conditionals, loops, and a cute cat! No prior programming experience needed, just bring yourself (and a laptop if you have one)! For girls in grades 3-6. Thank you to the Mission Valley Library for their support of the Scratch Programming Workshop! |
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Neuroscience Workshop - January 26 @ Mission Valley Library
Have you ever wondered what really goes on in your head? Or what some of the medical applications of neuroscience might be? Learn about the basics of neuroscience, similarities between our brains and computers, and more about how our brain affects our daily lives. There will be fun activities, Jeopardy, and plenty of opportunities to win prizes! For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to the Mission Valley Library for their support of the Neuroscience Workshop! |
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Magnets Workshop - December 14 @ La Jolla Riford Library
Have you ever wondered why compasses always point north? Join us for a fun workshop about magnets where you can learn how they work and how they are used in the real world! Get ready to make your own compass, draw your own magnetic field, and participate in a fun trivia game! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to the La Jolla Riford Library for their support of the Magnets Workshop! |
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Lego Mindstorms Workshop - November 16 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Do you want to build and program autonomous robots with LEGO MINDSTORMS? Study the basics of mechanics, electronic design, sensors, and programming! Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience and team competition with LEGO cart. For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Lego Mindstorms Workshop! |
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Logic Puzzle Workshop - October 27 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Have you ever been faced with a difficult problem that you didn't know how to approach? Then come to our logic workshop to discover a way to solve them! We will even write our own logic puzzles! For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Logic Puzzles Workshop! |
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Biology Workshop - September 15 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Are you interested in understanding how the world around you came to be? Join us for a fun biology workshop where you'll learn about cells, DNA, genetics, and their effects on evolution. You'll have the opportunity to simulate the wackiness of evolution through interactive games, win prizes with trivia questions, and learn about one of the most iconic women in biology: Rosalind Franklin. For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Biology Workshop! |
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Chemistry Workshop - August 25 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Have you ever wondered why oil and water don't mix? Then come see how colorful chemistry can be! Join us to explore surface tension and polarity, create paper chromatography bookmarks and colorful milk fireworks, and of course, win fun prizes! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Chemistry Workshop! |
2018-2019
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Python Programming Workshop - June 9 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Calling all explorers interested in learning a new language and solving puzzles! Together, we will tackle missions like drawing pictures - from houses to recursive fractals - with turtle graphics. No prior programming experience necessary! Those who are already familiar can battle some extra challenges. For girls in grades 5-8. (This was the last workshop for Crystal Wang, Leona Hariharan, Clara Guo, Danica Chen, and Emily Chen before they headed off to college. Wish them luck!) Thank you to the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Python Programming Workshop! |
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Physics Workshop - April 21 @ La Jolla Riford Library
Do you like learning about the universe around you and how it works? Join us for a fun physics workshop where we learn about the history of physics, current technology, light and its properties, and how to decrease impact force on an object. Deflect a laser beam to a target using mirrors, create a catapult, and win prizes in a game of Jeopardy! For girls in grades 5-8. Thank you to the La Jolla Riford Library for their support of the Physics Workshop! |
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All Girls Math Tournament @ San Diego - April 14 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Want to show off your math knowledge? Or improve your problem solving skills? Join us for an exciting math tournament where you’ll have the chance to compete individually and with friends. There will be medals and cool prizes (and cookies)! For girls in grades 3-8. Thank you to the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the AGMT @ SD! |
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Scratch Programming Workshop - March 10 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Interested in designing your own computer game? We'll introduce you to programming through Scratch, a drag-and-drop language with conditionals, loops, and a cute cat! No prior programming experience needed, just bring yourself (and a laptop if you have one)! For girls in grades 3-6. Thank you to the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Scratch Programming Workshop! |
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Cellular Biology Workshop - February 23 @ Carmel Valley Public Library
Ever wondered what goes on inside your cells? Want to see for yourself? Learn about the basics of cell biology and organelles, then investigate them with your own eyes! Build origami microscopes and see everyday things like onions, potatoes, and leaves in a new light. For girls in grades 4-6. Thank you to the Carmel Valley Public Library for their support of the Cellular Biology Workshop! |
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Neuroscience Workshop - January 27 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Have you ever wondered what really goes on in your brain? Learn about the basics of neuroscience, the anatomy of the human brain and the nervous system! There will be fun activities, Jeopardy, and plenty of opportunities to win prizes! For girls in grades 5-8. AGSS would like to thank the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Neuroscience Workshop! |
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Aerospace Workshop - December 9 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Are you interested in learning about space and the world around you? Join us for an exciting workshop about aerospace and its potential to change the world. Build space landers, launch rockets, and win prizes! We will also be having guest speaker Brian Keating, a professor from UCSD, speak about his work and exciting opportunities for women in the field. For girls in grades 4-8. AGSS would like to thank the Mission Valley Public Library and Dr. Brian Keating for their support of the Aerospace Workshop! |
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Game Theory Workshop - November 24 @ La Jolla Riford Public Library
Have you ever wondered if there’s a better way to play rock, paper, scissors? Or why your friend always wins when you flip a coin? With game theory, you’ll study the probability of decision-making and chance, win prizes, and design your own simple game! For girls in grades 5-8. AGSS would like to thank the La Jolla Riford Library for their support of the Game Theory Workshop! |
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Lego Mindstorms Workshop - November 4 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Do you want to build and program autonomous robots with LEGO MINDSTORMS? Study the basics of mechanics, electronic design, sensors, and programming! Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience and team competition with LEGO cart. For girls in grades 3-8. AGSS would like to thank the wonderful people of the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Lego Mindstorms Workshop! |
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Gases Workshop - October 14 @ Carmel Valley Public Library
Want to learn why wind blows, or why containers break open at high elevations? Study all about the chemistry and physics of gases, and use this knowledge to make bottles jump off the table, fill bags with air in less than a second, and more! For girls in grades 3-5. AGSS would like to thank the Carmel Valley Public Library for their support of the Gases Workshop! |
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Knot Theory Workshop - September 30 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Want to explore math outside of the usual addition, subtraction, and multiplication? Learn about tying knots, mathematical proofs, DNA, and why the universe might just be shaped like a donut—with plenty of snacks, prizes, and lots of hands-on activities! For girls in grades 3-5. AGSS would like to thank the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Knot Theory Workshop! |
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Circuitry Workshop - August 26 @ North University Community Library
How does electricity work? What is the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance? Answer these questions with a series of hands-on experiments! Learn to read circuit diagrams and identify short-circuits, then build your own LED night lights and breadboard projects! For girls in grades 5-8. AGSS would like to thank Mr. Heldt of The Bishop's School and the lovely people at the North University Community Library for their support of the Circuitry Workshop! |
2017-2018
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Python Programming Workshop - May 20 @ Mission Valley Public Library
An introductory Python programming workshop for girls in grades 3-8. Learn programming with Python’s Turtle class - draw faces, fractals, and more with digital turtles! For returning members, we’ll cover recursion and other advanced topics. Digital turtles to program with, and fun turtle erasers for prizes… so tons of turtles, programs, and prizes. This will be the last workshop for Veronica Tang, Flora Chen, William Tian, and Sahil Malhotra before they head off to college. ( ´•̥̥̥ω•̥̥̥` ) AGSS would like to thank the Mission Valley Public Library for their gracious support of the Python Programming Workshop! |
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Annual All Girls Math Tournament @ San Diego - April 15 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Calling all aspiring mathematicians! Join us for a fun math tournament where girls will have the chance to compete individually and in groups. There will be medals and cool prizes! (and cookies…) Guest speaker: Richard Rusczyk, founder of Art of Problem Solving For all girls in grades 3-8! AGSS would like to thank Math for Service and the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the All Girls Math Tournament! |
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Biology Workshop - March 4 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Discover the building blocks of life: What defines life? What are cells made of? Work together to solve puzzles, dissect flowers, witness photosynthesis, and extract strawberry DNA (what?!?!)! For girls in grades 3-8. AGSS would like to thank the Mission Valley Public Library for their support of the Biology Workshop! |
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Chemistry Workshop - Feb. 18 @ Carmel Valley Public Library
Have you ever wondered why oil and water don't mix or how dish detergent works? Study surface tension and polarity with us, and use these fundamental chemical principles to make chromatography bookmarks, create explosions of color, and power sailboats! For girls in grades 3-8. AGSS would like to thank the Carmel Valley Public Library for their amazing support of the Chemistry Workshop! |
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Circuitry Workshop - Feb. 4 @ Mission Valley Public Library
How does electricity work? What is the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance? Answer these questions with a series of hands-on experiments! Learn to read circuit diagrams and identify short-circuits, then build your own LED night lights and breadboard projects! For girls in grades 5-8. AGSS would like to thank Mr. Heldt of the Bishop's School as well as the Mission Valley Public Library for their wonderful support of the Circuitry Workshop! |
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Robotics Workshop for the Nazareth School Girl Scouts - Jan. 7 @ Mission Valley Public Library
Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience with Scribblers (the S2 robot by Parallax)! Make these robots sing, dance, draw, and send messages! An introduction to robotics with a drag-and-drop programming language. AGSS would like to thank Mrs. Shirley Miranda and the Mission Valley Public Library and the Nazareth Girl Scouts Troupe for their amazing support of the Robotics Workshop! |
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Knot Theory, Math Workshop - Dec. 16 @ La Jolla Riford Branch Library 2:00 - 4:30 pm
Want to explore math outside of the usual addition, subtraction, and multiplication? Learn about tying knots, mathematical proofs, DNA, and why the universe might just be shaped like a donut — with plenty of snacks, prizes, and lots of hands-on activities! For girls from grades 3-5. AGSS would like to thank the La Jolla Riford Library for their gracious support of the Knot Theory Workshop! |
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Lego Mindstorms Workshop - Nov 26 @ Mission Valley Public Library @ 2:00 - 4:30pm
Do you want to build and program autonomous robots with LEGO MINDSTORMS? Study the basics of mechanics, electronic design, sensors, and programming! Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience and team competition with LEGO cart! For girls from grade 3-8 AGSS would like to thank FTC teams Clueless, Inspiration, and Rise of Hephaestus and the Mission Valley Public Library for their gracious support of the Lego Mindstorms Workshop! |
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Sunday, October 29, 2017 Robotics Workshop @ Mission Valley Public Library @ 2:00 - 4:30pm
Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience with Scribblers (the S2 robot by Parallax)! Make these robots sing, dance, draw, and send messages! An introduction to robotics with a drag-and-drop programming language. AGSS would like to thank Mrs. Shirley Miranda, Parallax and the Mission Valley Public Library for their gracious support of the Robotics Workshop! |
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Sunday, October 15, 2017 Chemistry Workshop @ North University Community Branch Library @ 2:00 - 4:30 pm
Have you ever wondered why oil and water don’t mix or how dish detergent works? Study surface tension and polarity with us, and use these fundamental chemical principles to make chromatography bookmarks, create explosions of color, and power sailboats! For girls from grades 5-8. AGSS would like to thank North University Community Branch Library for their gracious support of the Chemistry Workshop! |
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Sunday, September 17, 2017 Biology Workshop @ Carmel Valley Library 2:00 - 4:30 pm
Discover the building blocks of life: What defines life? What are cells made of? Work together to solve puzzles, dissect flowers, witness photosynthesis, and extract strawberry DNA (what?!?!)! For girls from grades 4-8. AGSS would like to thank Carmel Valley Public Library for their gracious support of the Biology Workshop! |
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Sunday, September 10, 2017 Robotics Workshop @ Mission Valley Library 2:00 - 4:30 pm
Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience with Scribblers (the S2 robot by Parallax)! Make these robots sing, dance, draw, and send messages! An introduction to robotics with a drag-and-drop programming language. AGSS would like to thank Mrs. Shirley Miranda, Parallax and the Mission Valley Public Library for their gracious support of the Robotics Workshop! |
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Sunday, August 6, 2017 Astronomy Workshop: Solar Eclipses @ Carmel Valley Library 2:00 - 4:30 pm
Learn about the solar system, the sun, and in particular, the history, mathematics, and science behind solar eclipses, as well as the social aspect of observing them. Join us for a talk by guest speaker, Eric Sprunk, and a fun, hands-on collaborative project: pinhole cameras! For girls from grades 3-8. AGSS would like to thank the Carmel Valley Public Library for their gracious support of the Astronomy Workshop! |
2016-2017
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Sunday, June 18, 2017 Aerospace Workshop @ Pacific Beach Library 2:00 - 4:45 pm
Study basic physics as well as real aerospace terminology and concepts used in the industry today. Learn about engineering principles such as lift, drag, and thrust by launching your own paper rocket and building a shock absorbing system! For girls in grades 3-8. AGSS would like to thank the Pacific Beach Library for their gracious support of the Aerospace Workshop. |
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Sunday, June 4, 2017 Robotics Workshop @ North University Library 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience with Scribblers (the S2 robot by Parallax)! Make these robots sing, dance, draw, and send messages! An introduction to robotics with a drag-and-drop programming language. AGSS would like to thank Mrs. Shirley Miranda and the North University Library for their support! |
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Spring into STEAM With the San Diego Public Libraries - Mathematical Origami (w/ Paper Insects!)
March 11 @ San Carlos Library, March 18 @ Ocean Beach Library, March 25 @ North University Library, May 13 @ University Heights Library In this hands-on, interactive workshop, students from grades 3-8 will develop an intuitive understanding of 3D shapes and explore the finer details of spatial geometry. Through creative work with paper (and paper insects!), participants can develop their understanding of math and geometry and work with peers in a fun, supportive environment. This event is open to all genders. AGSS would like to thank the San Diego Public Library for their wonderful support of STEAM! |
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Sunday, April 2, 2017 All Girls Math Tournament @ San Diego @ Carmel Valley Public Library 1:00 - 4:30 pm
All Girls STEM Society and Math for Service are proud to present the 3rd annual All Girls Math Tournament @ San Diego! Look forward to a fun math tournament where girls will have the chance to compete individually and in groups. There will be a chance to win medals and cool prizes. Look forward to cookies, a Disney themed team round, and a lots of other cool math! This event is open to girls in grades 3-8. AGSS would like to thank Math for Service, Qualcomm, ARRIS and Wolfram for their gracious support. |
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Saturday, February 18, 2017 2:00 - 4:30 pm Math Workshop at La Jolla-Riford Branch Library
Join All Girls STEM Society for another fun day of math! Learn math fundamentals, such as decimals, percentages, fractions, word problems, order of operations, and basic variables, then practice creative mathematical thinking with math competition problems on these topics. Also, work together to solve problems in the final team relay and win cool prizes! This specific workshop is for girls in grades 3- 5. AGSS would like to thank the San Diego La Jolla Riford Library for its gracious support of the Math workshop. |
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Sunday, December 18 2016 and Sunday, January 8, 2017 - Python Programming with Technical Turtles at Carmel Valley Public Library
All Girls STEM Society and Coding the Future presents: Python Programming with Technical Turtles, an introduction Python programming workshop for girls from grades 6-8. Learn programming with Python’s Turtle class - draw faces, snowflakes, fractals, and more with digital turtles! Digital turtles to program with, and fun turtle erasers for prizes… so tons of turtles, programs, and prizes. AGSS would like to thank the San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Python Programming Workshop. |
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Sunday, November 13 2016 - Python Programming with Technical Turtles at Carmel Valley Public Library
All Girls STEM Society and Coding the Future presents: Python Programming with Technical Turtles, an introduction Python programming workshop for girls from grades 3-5. Learn programming with Python’s Turtle class - draw faces, snowflakes, fractals, and more with digital turtles! Digital turtles to program with, and fun turtle erasers for prizes… so tons of turtles, programs, and prizes. AGSS would like to thank ARRIS and the San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Python Programming Workshop. |
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Sunday, October 23 2016 - Robotics Workshop at Carmel Valley Public Library
Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience with Scribblers (the S2 robot by Parallax)! Make these robots sing, dance, draw, and send messages! An introduction to robotics with a drag-and-drop programming language. AGSS would like to thank Ms. Shirley Miranda, ARRIS, Parallax and the San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Robotics Workshop. |
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Sunday, September 25 2016 - Mathematical Origami Workshop for grades 6-8 at Carmel Valley Public Library
In this hands-on, interactive workshop, girls from grades 6-8 will develop an intuitive understanding of 3D shapes and explore the finer details of spatial geometry. Through creative work with paper, participants can develop their understanding of math and geometry and work with peers in a fun, supportive environment. AGSS would like to thank the San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Mathematical Origami Workshop for grades 6-8. |
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Saturday, August 27 2016 - Mathematical Origami Workshop for grades 3 - 5 at La Jolla Public Library
Participants get to explore the geometry of regular polygons and further develop their understanding of these shapes through origami. Girls from grades 3-5 will learn about geometric principles using various regular polyhedrons as well as other shapes in a fun learning environment with cool prizes. AGSS would like to thank the La Jolla-Riford Library for its gracious support of the Mathematical Origami Workshop for grades 3-5. |
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July 30 - 31 2016 - Python Programming with Technical Turtles for grades 5 - 8 at Carmel Valley Public Library
All Girls STEM Society and Coding the Future presents: Python Programming with Technical Turtles, a two day programming getaway for girls from grades 5-8. Learn programming with Python’s Turtle class - draw faces, snowflakes, fractals, and more with digital turtles! Digital turtles to program with, and fun turtle erasers for prizes… so tons of turtles, programs, and prizes. AGSS would like to thank San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Python Programming Workshop. |
2015-2016
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Sunday, May 22 2016 - Robotics Workshop at Carmel Valley Public Library
Get ready for an awesome hands-on experience with Scribblers (the S2 robot by Parallax)! Make these robots dance and draw! An introduction to robotics. AGSS would like to thank Ms. Shirley Miranda, Parallax, Mr. Milling of the Bishop's School, and San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Robotics Workshop. |
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Sunday, April 24 2016 - 2nd Annual All Girls Math Tournament @ San Diego
Another fun girls' day out - with math! Challenging problems, team competitions, metals/cool prizes, cookies, and free t-shirts! AGSS would like to thank Math for Service and San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for their gracious support of the All Girls Math Tournament. |
Sunday, March 20 2016 - San Diego Science Fair Family Day
All Girls STEM Society will be participating in this year's San Diego Science Fair Family Day! We will have a booth at the Balboa Park Activity Center. Come by to see recaps of this year's workshops, previews of future workshops, and some cool projects by our very own staff members! No registration, just stop by and support if you can!
More information here
All Girls STEM Society will be participating in this year's San Diego Science Fair Family Day! We will have a booth at the Balboa Park Activity Center. Come by to see recaps of this year's workshops, previews of future workshops, and some cool projects by our very own staff members! No registration, just stop by and support if you can!
More information here
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Sunday, January 31 2016 - Aerospace Workshop - SAN DIEGO, CA
Prepare to blast off in an awesome workshop where you get to construct your very own paper rocket, fly it, and take it home! Learn about the basics of physics and real aerospace terminology & concepts used in the industry today. AGSS would like to thank San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Aerospace Workshops. |
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Sunday, November 8 - Math Workshops for Grades 3-5 and 6-8
Lectures for both Math foundations and competition mathematics. Bring a notebook and pencil and come to strengthen your math skills through games and activities! AGSS would like to thank San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Math Workshops. |
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Saturday, October 3rd -Technology Workshop 2:00 - 4:30 PM
Basic website development, fun hands - on experience! Please bring your computer for a day of programming - filled fun! AGSS would like to thank San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Technology Workshop. |
Sunday, August 30th -Technology Workshop 1:30 - 4 PM
Basic HTML & website development, fun hands - on experience! Please bring your computer for a day of programming-filled fun!
AGSS would like to thank San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Technology Workshop.
Basic HTML & website development, fun hands - on experience! Please bring your computer for a day of programming-filled fun!
AGSS would like to thank San Diego Carmel Valley Public Library for its gracious support of the Technology Workshop.