STEAM Adventures with Challenge Island - Free! by ActivityHero Live

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Join Challenge Island as we go on a STEAM adventure.

Go on a scavenger hunt around your house and gather materials on your list and be ready for an amazing journey with Challenge Island!

May 4th: March madness!

Join us as we engineer our own March Madness basketball challenges!

We will make our own basketball court and make launches to score points.

May 11th: STEAMwarts Bank Challenge

Join us on a virtual tour where we visit a wizarding world and design a roller coaster through the vault under the bank.

Note: You will receive a link to the materials list after you register. Encourage your child to find 3 or more items in your house -- it is not necessary to collect all the items on the list.

This ActivityHero Live class is made possible by teachers who want to help families while schools are closed. They are also small business owners who have lost income due to COVID-19. When you register, you pay what you can for the class - any amount helps! Thank you for your support!

After registering, you will receive an email with instructions on how to join the class.

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April 16, 2020 - Rachel L

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The class was pleasant. One thing I don’t like was that I was struggle to look for the class materials that listed (more than 15 items) on the website. Then found out only needs three items at the class.

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Shachi Sanghavi

April 21, 2020

Hi Rachel - Thanks for your feedback. We are sorry to hear that the scavenger hunt list caused some stress -- that certainly wasn't the intention. The scavenger hunt list has things that most families have available at home and is meant as an activity for kids to go looking for the items themselves. In class, kids use their imagination and creativity to use the items that they found, and each child may have different items. We'll remind families that the items on the list are not required, and just a few items will be enough for class.