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Get ready for a night of trivial competition. Music & Film Trivia Night is leveling up with an exciting Makerspace twist. Bring your pop‑culture knowledge, your imagination, and your creativity to one of the most exciting Markham Public Library events of the year! Teams will battle it out through...
Participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online! Recognize the signs that information is not credible, is biased, or incorrect to easily identify fake news when you see it.
In this workshop, students will learn about fluids, pressure and elasticity. Using the engineering design process, they will design their very own pneumatic and hydraulic robots! Discover the wonderful world of mechanical engineering through this hands-on and interactive workshop. This session will.
Are you a teen or an adult interested in learning chess or would like the opportunity to play with other chess fans? CITL is a non-profit student-run organization that aims to promote chess across Canada to players of all skill levels. Through our bi-weekly chess program, CITL provides an...
Is your child interested in learning how to play chess? CITL is a non-profit student-run organization that aims to promote chess across Canada to players of all skill levels. Through our bi-weekly chess program, CITL provides an environment where children can learn how to play chess. Details of the.
Are you a teen or an adult interested in learning chess or would like the opportunity to play with other chess fans? CITL is a non-profit student-run organization that aims to promote chess across Canada to players of all skill levels. Through our bi-weekly chess program, CITL provides an...
Count Her In York Region is excited to collaborate with Markham Public Library to host an empowering math competition on Saturday May 30 tailored specifically for female-identifying youth in grades 6 and 7. This event is designed to ignite a passion for mathematics among young girls and encourage...
Is your child interested in learning how to play chess? CITL is a non-profit student-run organization that aims to promote chess across Canada to players of all skill levels. Through our bi-weekly chess program, CITL provides an environment where children can learn how to play chess. Details of the.
Want to write but don't have the time? Write micro fiction! In this program, we will be creating a story of 100 words or less. Author Michael Talledes will lead this workshop and explore strategies to be able to tackle the core challenge of micro fiction, being able to tell a story with a very...
Are you a teen or an adult interested in learning chess or would like the opportunity to play with other chess fans? CITL is a non-profit student-run organization that aims to promote chess across Canada to players of all skill levels. Through our bi-weekly chess program, CITL provides an...
This PA day club is for young mathematicians at a G1-4 level to gather and investigate interesting math problems and tackle challenging questions together with the support of a mentor. Students will be able to enhance and apply their knowledge into practical math problems. Workbooks will be...
Is your child interested in learning how to play chess? CITL is a non-profit student-run organization that aims to promote chess across Canada to players of all skill levels. Through our bi-weekly chess program, CITL provides an environment where children can learn how to play chess. Details of the.