Free Program for Children Explores Intersection of Sports and Science
A free evening program for local children ages 9 to 12 aims to explore STEM concepts through sport-based activities and games.
The Toyota STEM and Sport program, launched by the Sun Life Centre for Healthy Communities (SLCHC) at Wilfrid Laurier University, combines physical activity with hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math learning.
“We’re really intentional with the activities we design,” explained Nicole Vandermade, program manager with the Sun Life Centre for Healthy Communities. “Some kids come for the sports and end up discovering a love of science. Others come for the STEM side and get to experience the joy of physical activity. It’s a great way to marry those two worlds.”
The SLCHC is a non-profit research and outreach organization within Laurier’s Kinesiology and Physical Education Department.
Author's summary: Free program combines sports and science for kids.
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