CHILDREN WERE fascinated by the tiny, programmable robots which “sparked” their curiosity at the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library “Spark” event last Thursday. Tribune photo by Denise Squier
THE YOUNGER CHILDREN attending last Thursday morning’s “Spark” event held by the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library were able to build roads and bridges and play with transportation toys. Tribune photo by Denise Squier
CHILDREN PROGRAMMED disc-shaped robots to travel to points in a grid during the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library “Spark” event last Thursday at the Caldwell Civic Center. Tribune photo by Denise Squier
PEOPLE FROM THE TEXAS A&M University Department of Engineering helped local children program small, round robots during the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library “Spark” event last Thursday. Tribune photo by Denise Squier
YOUNG CHILDREN WERE able to use their imagination to build objects with these tiles at last Thursday’s “Spark” event, hosted by the Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library. Tribune photo by Denise Squier
The Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley’s 6th annual Brazos Valley Gives is officially set for Tuesday, Oct. 15 -- when nonprofits from throughout the seven-county region will engage donors to “give where you live.”
Registration is now open for all Brazos Valley 501(c)(3) nonprofits to register to participate in Brazos Valley Gives -brazosvalleygives.org.
