Python Primer: Introduction to Coding Club Grade 7- 8

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• Are you fascinated by the world of programming and eager to start your coding journey? If so, you're in the right place!

• At our free Python Primer: Introduction to Coding Club tailored for Grades 7-8, we believe in empowering young minds with the skills to navigate and innovate in the digital age. Python is a widely used, beginner-friendly programming language that opens the door to endless possibilities in technology and beyond. It is the perfect starting point for budding programmers like you.

  By joining our club, you'll have the chance to dive into the fundamentals of Python through interactive and engaging activities. By the end of the three weeks, you will not only have a solid foundation in Python but also a sense of accomplishment and a newfound enthusiasm for technology.

  Sign up today and give your child the gift of coding—an investment in their future!

  Note: Bring your own device (BYOD) is an option, however not a requirement. Youth will be provided with a laptop/computer (Macbook) for use during their registered clubs. 

  Please note that Ontario Tech is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged personal items. IT Services does not provide repair or software support services on personally owned devices.

Sustainability Club Grade 7- 8

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• Are you passionate about creating a brighter, greener future? Do you have a knack for technology and a desire to make a positive impact on the world around you? If so, you're in the right place!

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At our Elementary Sustainability Club, we believe in the power of technology to address some of the most pressing challenges facing our planet today. From climate change to resource depletion, the need for sustainable solutions has never been greater. That's where you come in!

By joining our club, you'll have the opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and sustainability through hands-on projects using Micro:bit microcontrollers. Together we will design and build projects that promote eco-friendly practices in our school, community, and beyond!

Join us for the Future Mobility Fest, a dynamic drop-in community event tailored for all ages, showcasing the exciting world of mobility and autonomous vehicles. Engage in hands-on workshops, explore interactive booths, and attend insightful presentations by the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science (FEAS) at Ontario Tech University. Connect with peers who share your interests, meet inspiring role models and professors from Ontario Tech University, and discover the endless possibilities that STEM fields offer. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with your community through interactive STEM experiences and embark on an exciting journey towards autonomous mobility!

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• • • All Girls AM Workshop:  Biola's Balloon Race! Grade 4-6

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    • During this workshop, students will explore the world of transportation and engineering! Students will learn various topics, such as understanding the different energy sources involved in automobiles and the forces they encounter. Students will also learn about the various applications of automotive engineering and how to recognize it in their day-to-day lives. At the end of the workshop, students will use the engineering design process to build their own balloon or chemical powered car (using baking soda and vinegar) and put it to the test in a fun race!

       

      Any questions regarding the program can be sent to Engineering Outreach Coordinator Sarah Wedge, sarah.wedge@ontariotechu.ca

       
  • All Girls PM Workshop:  Bridgequake! Grade 4-6
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  • In this workshop, students will explore the world of civil engineering and seismology. Students will be introduced to various subjects such as forces and the building of stable structures using strong shapes. They will learn how to create a DIY seismograph and apply their knowledge of civil engineering to build bridges in a fun and encouraging workspace! On top of understanding these topics, students will also learn the many applications of civil engineering and seismology, and where they can see it in their daily lives.

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  • Any questions regarding the program can be sent to Engineering Outreach Coordinator Sarah Wedge, sarah.wedge@ontariotechu.ca

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We do not have any Go CODE Girl events scheduled right now. Please check back in Fall 2024 for our next event. 

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Go ENG Girl is a free event where girls in grades 7 to 10 can dive into the exciting world of engineering! You'll get to build, experiment, and explore hands-on projects while learning what makes engineering so awesome. No need to be a science whiz---just bring your curiosity and creativity! Girls will enjoy hearing from a female engineering guest speaker and meeting like-minded peers!

Parents are also welcome to attend to enjoy insightful guest speakers and team up with their children to tackle a fun engineering activity in the afternoon!

Thank you to everyone who attended GoEng Girl events in 2024! 

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We do not have any Girl Guide Badge Day events scheduled right now. 

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Black Youth 10-Week STEM Club - Fall 2024 - Grades 5-8

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Any questions regarding the program can be sent to Engineering Outreach Coordinator Kimberly Davis, kimberly.davis@ontariotechu.ca

Black Youth Virtual Digital Safety Workshops - Fall 2024 Grades 1-3, 4-7, and 8-12

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Our Black Youth Digital Safety Workshops, designed for students in grades 1-8, offer a series of virtual sessions that equip participants with essential computer skills, coding knowledge, and practical tools for navigating the online world safely. Tailored to each age group, these workshops introduce foundational digital skills to younger students and progressively build towards more advanced coding and digital safety topics for older participants. By fostering a supportive and inclusive environment, these workshops empower Black youth to confidently explore STEM opportunities while staying safe in the digital space.

Workshops will be delivered virtually in Easter Daylight Time (Toronto).

Any questions regarding the program can be sent to Engineering Outreach Coordinator Kimberly Davis, kimberly.davis@ontariotechu.ca

Black Girls Empowerment STEM Club for grades 5-8

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The Black Girls Empowerment STEM Club, a collaborative effort between the Ajax Public Library, the Congress of Black Women of Canada Ajax/Pickering Chapter and Ontario Tech University, is designed to spark interest in STEM among young Black girls through hands-on activities and mentorship from Black female STEM students from Ontario Tech University. This initiative aims to educate and inspire, highlighting the real-world impact of STEM fields and the engineering design process while encouraging the growth of digital skills.

Any questions regarding the program can be sent to Engineering Outreach Coordinator Kimberly Davis, kimberly.davis@ontariotechu.ca

Black Youth Empowerment STEM Club for grades 3-5

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Any questions regarding the program can be sent to Engineering Outreach Coordinator Kimberly Davis, kimberly.davis@ontariotechu.ca

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• • Indigenous Youth Clubs Grades 1-3 and 4-8

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    Guided by Indigenous students, the Clubs are grounded in Indigenous land-based learning, demonstrating the intersections between Indigenous knowledge, STEM, and engineering design to Indigenous youth from Grades 1 to 12. We aim to renew students’ pride with their Indigenous identity and increase their confidence in the pursuit of STEM careers and education.

     

    Cost Per Participant: FREE
    Location: Ontario Tech University, North Oshawa
    Grades	Dates	Time
    Grades 1-3	Wednesday, October 16th, 2024 Wednesday, October 23rd, 2024 Wednesday, October 30th, 2024	5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
    Grades 4-6	Wednesday, November 6th, 2024 Wednesday, November 13th, 2024 Wednesday, November 20th, 2024

    Any questions regarding the program can be sent to Hunter Johnson, Engineering Outreach Coordinator, hunter.johnson@ontariotechu.ca

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