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Watch This, Do That Math Activities
Become a walkSTEM Explorer and discover the science, technology, engineering, art, and math around you! These free math games are appropriate for K-12th grade students and are organized by theme to interest any child. talkSTEM is constantly adding new games to play, too! Each game will challenge you to write, draw, sketch, plan, estimate, solve, puzzle, and more! There is something for every learner. Click the link below!
18-Pounder Losoya House Exhibit
February 23, 1836, members of the Alamo garrison climbed up onto a platform built into the ruins of the Losoya House and fired the 18-Pound cannon into the Mexican encampment, letting General Santa Anna know that they would never surrender or retreat. Join us at 11:00a.m. Friday, April 16 as we unveil our newest exhibit, the 18-Pounder Cannon and Losoya House. This new exhibit will tell not only the stories of the battle and the Losoya House but also give…
KLRN Earth Day Panel Discussion
Join KLRN Live on Facebook for a special Earth Day panel discussion with members of the Mayor's Youth Engagement Council on Climate Initiatives at 6 p.m.. We sit down with local students who are members of the council to hear their thoughts on the climate crisis, Greta Thunberg, and what San Antonio residents can do to help create a more sustainable and equitable city.
Black History River Tour
Join the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum as we explore San Antonio's Black History in the center of the city. This one and a half hour tour cruises from La Villita, up to the Pearl, around to the Convention Center and back to La Villita. Cruise by the site of the first free African American school in Texas, learn about the Volunteer Guard, the slave trade in San Antonio, desegregation and so much more.
Black History Film Series – Just a Ferry Ride to Freedom
Bring your family and friends to Black History Movies under the stars. Movies begin at dusk on the banks of the San Antonio River at the beautiful Arneson River Theater. Stay after each film for discussion and Q & A. Unique food truck offerings will be available at each showing. This film showcases stories about the Texas-Mexico border and its connection to the Underground Railroad. Rooted in pre-Civil War Texas along the Rio Grande between the emerging cities of Laredo…
2021 Code4Bots Robotics and Coding Summer Camps
STEM camps are fun at Code4Bots! Campers learn the fundamentals of programming through the use of Robots, Drones and Arduino boards, as they participate in engaging activities, tutorials, and challenges that teach them how to bring their code to life. Campers explore all types of robots such as vehicles, dinosaurs, animals, drones and humanoids to name a few. Let's not forget about their learning and understanding of engineering concepts and structural design skills they develop. Weekly themes from May 31,…
Girl Defined Conference
At GirlDefined ‘21 you will discover what it means to courageously live for Christ and how to have full confidence in your identity as His daughter. Following Jesus as a modern Christian girl can sometimes feel like an uphill climb. With so much pressure to conform to cultural norms and popular trends, it’s hard to live out your faith each day. How do you stand for truth when nobody else is standing with you? How do you swim against the…
Black History Film Series – 42
Bring your family and friends to Black History Movies under the stars. Movies begin at dusk on the banks of the San Antonio River at the beautiful Arneson River Theater. Stay after each film for discussion and Q & A. Unique food truck offerings will be available at each showing. Hero is a word we often hear in the world of sports, but heroism is not always about achievements on the field of play. 42 tells the story of two…
Black History Film Series – The Great Debaters
Based on a true story, the plot revolves around the efforts of debate coach Melvin B. Tolson (Denzel Washington) at Wiley College, a historically black college related to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South (now The United Methodist Church), to place his team on equal footing with whites in the American South during the 1930s, when Jim Crow laws were common and lynch mobs were a fear for blacks. The fictional Wiley team eventually succeeds to the point where they are…