How can learning academic skills be a joy? Come join us co-discover the answer at the Big Red Wagon (Radio Flyer) at 1 pm on Easter Sunday. Look for the Big 9-foot Beach Ball. This is a free event and every young human will receive a hi-bounce Spalding ball as long as supplies last. Whether ...
Kuriosity Lab happily announces $1,000 scholarships to those who want to teach alienated youth in a fun and enjoyable way to become inspired ;earners For over 25 years We have been engaging at-risk and disenfranchised students to become self-motivated learners in pursuit of discovering and developing their talents. We know how to spark students to ...
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Learn academic and social skills through the movement and play. Whether you're six, 16, 0r 60 and you like dancing, sports, or games and you know there is a better way to learn than sitting in a classroom, come join us. Starting this April 20th at The Clutch, 1507 Sprague in Spokane.
At KuriosityLab.Org, We’ve wondered if learning--including academic skills--could be the most fun thing in the world? And we discovered ways that it is! Whether you're 8, 18, or 80. Join us at for a complimentary class at The Clutch Studio 1507 East Sprague, Spokane, ...
We've been wondering and experimenting for 30 years. Come join us for a demonstration to see how it works today! Saturday, June 8th, 7pm-8:30 At The Clutch 1507 East Sprague, Spokane Sponsored by the DeVlieg Foundation Check back for more events!
At KuriosityLab.Org We’ve Wondered If Learning Could Be the Most Fun Thing in the World? We Discovered It Is! @The Clutch 1507 E. Sprague, Spokane on Thursdays June 13th, 20th, & 27th Look for our card game arriving this July! For more info, text (509) 778-8838 Kuriositylab.org
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