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STEAM Saturdays
STEAM Saturdays are monthly classes focused on engaging students in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) topics. Each class includes a hands-on project. STEAM Saturdays are for ages 6 and up unless specified. These classes  are held on a first come, first served basis. Up to 25 student spaces are available for each class. STEAM Saturdays are free for participants and funded by a generous grant from the Newell B. Sargent Foundation.

Classes begin at 10:00am and will end by 11:30am, unless specified. Parents are required to sign each child in and out.
Contact: Museum Educator, Angela Reddick at
[email protected] or 307-347-4102.

Homemade Clay
Let's Build Class 3
Saturday, March 7 | 10:00-11:30am
Grades K-8 - FREE

Spend this Saturday morning at the Washakie Museum for a creative lesson on how to create your own homemade clay using recycled materials! Then let your imagination run wild and sculpt your masterpiece!
Pre-Register
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Worland, WY  82401
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  • Home
  • Exhibits
    • The Ancient Basin
    • The Last West
    • Mezzanine Exhibit
    • Temporary Gallery >
      • How People Make Things
      • Art Exhibit & Sale
    • Guided Tours
  • Events
    • Speaker Series
    • STEAM Saturdays
    • Trivia Night
    • Popping Color Workshop
    • STEAM Camp
    • Trinkle Brass Works Concert
  • Education
    • Youth Programs >
      • STEAM Saturdays
      • STEAM Camp
      • Youth Scholarship Application
      • Guided Youth Tours
      • Scavenger Hunts
    • Adult Programs >
      • Speaker Series
      • Popping Color Art Workshop
  • Calendar
    • Speaker Series
    • STEAM Saturdays
    • Trivia Night
    • Popping Color Workshop
  • Visitor Information
    • Directions
    • Hours & Admission
    • Passport Program
    • Guided Public Tours
    • Guided Youth Tours
    • Visitor Survey
  • Join & Support
    • Membership >
      • Individual & Family
      • Business & Corporate
    • Support Us
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Facility Rental >
      • Capacity, Amenities, & Rates
      • Rental Request Form
    • Staff & Board of Directors
    • Volunteer Opportunities
    • Job Openings
    • Our History
    • Strategic Plan
  • Resources
    • Rico Stine Glass Plate Collection
    • The War Babies of Worland Oral History Collection
  • Gift Shop
  • Mammoth News