How do computers and robots know what to do? It all starts with coding — giving clear instructions step by step! 💻🤖In our last workshop with 5th class, students became young programmers and explored the basics of coding.🚀 We started …
🛰️ How to maintain and repair the space station safely? A mechanical arm can help astronauts complete tasks remotely. In the workshop with 5th class, Try Five+ students became space engineers and explored how to build a mechanical arm! 🤖 First, …
For this workshop with 4th class, we brought the outdoors inside – to build an ecosystem in a Jar. 🌱 We began with learning key concepts like ecosystem, water cycle and food chain by relating to daily life. Then we …
We are so excited to start another year of Try Five+ with our new coordinator Qingxiang Yang, and both 4th and 5th class! Our first workshop of the year with 4th class, Think Like a Scientist, was full of curiosity, …
Does the moon produce its own light? Why do we see different shapes of the moon in a month? In our first Try Five+ workshop with 5th class, these simple questions sparked a full engineering challenge. Instead of just showing …
Technological University Dublin’s Access and Outreach Service recently hosted SPACEFest at the Grangegorman campus, an exciting extension of the STEAM: Try Five + program, funded by Research Ireland, ESERO Ireland, the Department of Education and Youth, and Workday. It aims …
In our final Try Five+ workshop of 2024–2025, students reached for the skies—literally! We wrapped up the series with an exciting journey into the world of rockets and Newton’s Third Law of Motion. Through hands-on demonstrations and real-life examples, students …
In our fourth Try Five+ workshop, students explored the exciting world of electromagnetism and renewable energy. We built a working wind turbine and discovered how to generate clean electricity from something as simple as a breeze. We kicked it off with some fun …
Who knew a classroom could become a mini galaxy? That’s exactly what happened when during our “Stars and Electronics” workshop, where imagination met science in the most electric way possible. Even tricky science concepts become simple when you turn them …
“How can we build an ecosystem like Earth’s in space to provide essential resources for astronauts?” Driven by this question, students delved into the science of ecosystems. They learned about the delicate balance of life and the cycles that sustain it. …