Students will explore the potential of AI by creating their own machine-learning models that can perform Image and Sound classification. They will use their machine-learning models in a video game coded in Scratch, MIT’s popular block-based coding language. Along the way, we will play with some fun generative AI tools, learn about present and future uses, and dispel some of the myths surrounding the topic to prepare kids for a future where they can employ this powerful technology.
scienceFrom $50Wed, May 13 · 11:30 AM
MakeInspires Brooklyn · Gowanus / Carroll Gardens
Bubbles, Bridges, and Beakers is a hands-on science class for ages 4–7 at MakeInspires Brooklyn. Students explore physics and engineering through experiments with bubbles, building structures, and simple chemistry activities. Classes are $50 each.
artFrom $50Wed, May 13 · 11:30 AM
MakeInspires Brooklyn · Gowanus / Carroll Gardens
Toy Factory: 3D Printing teaches kids ages 6–10 how to design and print their own toys using 3D printing technology at MakeInspires Brooklyn. Classes are $50 per session and introduce hands-on digital design skills in a studio setting.
FREEWed, May 13 · 3:30 PM
MakeInspires Brooklyn · Gowanus / Carroll Gardens
Calling all curious kids! In this exciting STEAM class for young makers and thinkers, we’ll mix up science experiments, building challenges, and tons of hands-on fun. From bubbling reactions and fizzy chemistry to bridges that hold weight and boats that really float, each week brings a new adventure in science and engineering. Students will explore materials like wood, LEGO, cardboard, and everyday items as they build, test, and tweak their creations. With fun take-home projects each week, kids will explore big ideas in science and design—while developing creativity, confidence, and problem-solving skills along the way. Note: This class contains take-home projects that contain a CR2032 Coin Cell Battery
FREEWed, May 13 · 3:30 PM
MakeInspires Brooklyn · Gowanus / Carroll Gardens
In Toy Factory: 3D Printing , students design their own toys using TinkerCAD, a beginner-friendly 3D modeling tool. From keychains to vehicles, they’ll turn digital designs into real objects with the help of a 3D printer. Along the way, they’ll explore design thinking, measurement, and problem solving—building both creative and technical skills.