STEM Curiosity Lab

STEM Curiosity Lab programming at Walking Mountains provides hands-on experiments and activities that allow your child to explore real-world examples of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Students will build and launch rockets, wire circuits to create electric grids, engineer and race a solar car, design and create LEGO prototypes using a 3D printer and much more! Explore your greatest curiosities through student-centered projects. Students who engage in STEM activities at a young age experience increased scores in math and science and have a higher rate going into a STEM related career.

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Walking Mountains STEM Curiosity Lab is offered to sixth, seventh and eighth-grade students and runs from after-school until 5:30pm one day a week.
STEM meets at Homestake Peak School, Eagle Valley Middle School, and Berry Creek Middle School.

Register Online: CLICK HERE

Questions: Please contact Paul Leininger, STEM Curiosity Lab Coordinator, at paull@walkingmountains.org or 970.827.9725 x126.

Have a girl in 3rd-5th grade? Click here to learn more about the Girls in Science afterschool program.

The Walking Mountains Science Center STEM Program is proud to be nationally accredited as an Accomplished Program by:

Learn more about the accreditation and our STEM outreach here.

Meet The Team

Rebecca Webster

Youth Programs Instructor

Cassy Brown

Youth Programs Coordinator

Paul Leininger

STEM Curiosity Lab Coordinator

Megan Carter

Girls in Science Coordinator

Dustin Hall

Youth Programs Coordinator

Chris Cohen

Youth Programs Director