Science Classes for Kids in Livingston, NYC

5 upcoming · 3 local studios

Science programming in Livingston spans library workshops, robotics and coding sessions, and hands-on classes for toddlers through grade schoolers. Many sessions run at the Livingston Public Library at no cost, while paid options like Sensory Science at Exceptional Explorers Livingston run around $35 and Pre-School Prep at Look Who's Talking sits near $52. Age bands range widely, from 18-month-old prep classes to coding workshops for grades 3-5, so filtering by age is the quickest way to find a fit. All upcoming sessions are listed below.

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Upcoming classes

Sensory ScienceFrom $35

Sensory Science

Exceptional Explorers Livingston · Livingston

Discover the wonders of science with your little one! Join our sensory class for toddlers, led by an experienced science teacher. Ignite your child's love for science through engaging hands-on experiments and explore captivating scientific topics. Adult participation required. Register now and embark on an enchanting learning adventure! Open Play is included, come before class or stay after! Class 10:30am - 11:15am, Open Play runs 9:00am - 12:30pm.

Ages 2.5–5Course
Story Coders K-Gr 3scienceFREE

Story Coders K-Gr 3

Livingston Public Library · Livingston

Children in Kindergarten -Grade 3 will be introduced to basic coding concepts through off-screen and on-screen activities. Sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Library

Ages 5–9
Fire Robotics Coding Workshop (Gr 3-5)scienceFREE

Fire Robotics Coding Workshop (Gr 3-5)

Livingston Public Library · Livingston

Grades 3-5 The library has partnered with the Livingston High School Fire Robotics Team to offer an exciting, interactive, 3 hour coding workshop! This hands-on program introduces children to the foundations of coding and robotics that make learning to code engaging, accessible, and fun. During the workshop, children will: Learn basic coding concepts using block-based programming that’s perfect for beginners Experiment with problem-solving and logical thinking based activities Collaborate with Livingston High School Robotics mentors, gaining support and inspiration This workshop encourages creativity, curiosity, and teamwork while helping young learners build confidence in their coding abilities. No matter the level of coding experience, participants will have a blast programming bots and watching their code come to life! Pizza will be served. LHS Fire Robotics Team: The Livingston High School Fire Robotics Team is committed to making STEM education accessible, engaging, and empowering for young learners through our Outreach Programs such as the Hour of Code. Our goal is to introduce elementary students to foundational coding & robotics concepts in a way that emphasizes creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on exploration. By pairing block-based programming with real-world robotics applications, we help students see how code translates into action using our very own TEAMFIRE iteration process. Through mentorship and interactive learning, we aim to spark long-term interest in STEM while building confidence, curiosity, and teamwork skills in the next generation of innovators. Sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Library

Ages 8–11
Makers of History: Native American Heritage Month (Grades K-5)scienceFREE

Makers of History: Native American Heritage Month (Grades K-5)

Livingston Public Library · Livingston

Makers of History is a series where we engage in STEM activities inspired by famous figures. In our interactive sessions, we will learn about famous trailblazers and make our own creations based upon their work in the field of science. This event is open to children in grades K-5. For Native American Heritage Month, we will learn about skilled artisans like Mabel Burnside Myers, a Diné weaver who made beautiful textiles like blankets. She also meticulously documented the types of plants used to create the colorful dyes used in Diné (Navajo) art. Then we'll use handheld digital microscopes to look more closely at materials like wool, cotton, polyester, and more to compare and contrast what the strands of material look like up close. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

Ages 5–11
Pre-School Prep (Pre-2s)From $52

Pre-School Prep (Pre-2s)

Look Who's Talking LLC – Livingston · Livingston

PSP is an engaging class with a unique design to help children prepare for Preschool and Kindergarten. A pre-academic experience in which your child will engage in structured routines, practice following directives with advancing language concepts, expand and grow their literacy skills. Classes incorporate introductions to early academic concepts such as colors, shapes, quantitative concepts, science and experimentation. Learn while making new friends and fostering growth in social interactions, play skills and pragmatic language skills to help ease the transition into the preschool and kindergarten environments!

Ages 18 mo–2 yrCourse

Local studios

Look Who's Talking LLC
Manhattan
Exceptional Explorers
Livingston
Livingston Public Library
Livingston

Frequently asked

What ages are science and STEM classes for in Livingston?

Most science and STEM classes in Livingston run for ages 3 years through 12 years. Specific age bands are listed on each class page so you can filter by what fits your child.

How much do science and STEM classes cost in Livingston?

Prices in Livingston range from free museum and library programs through about $55 per class for studio STEM programs. Free events and drop-in pricing are flagged on each class card.

Do I need to register in advance for science and STEM classes?

Most studio-run science and STEM classes require advance registration through the studio's booking page. Library and city-park science programs are typically drop-in, though some popular sessions release a limited number of tickets in advance.