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STEM Show-and-Tell in Washington DC - How to make a DIY arcade game with a Raspberry pi 5 board

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You know that every week we bring you more tutorials with electronics components , arduino, raspberry pi projects and more. And even the last news, events on technologies and makers things that happen around the world.

I would like to share a nice event with you. It will be a STEM Show-and-Tell for you and your kids where I will introduce you to the STEM project I have been working on. Its a DIY arcade game I have done with the famous Raspberry pi 5 electronic board. I tried to make it the cheapest I could.

If you do not know nothing about this board (picture below), it will be a good time to come join us in DC with your children (age: 5+ ) to discover more in details the different steps and mindset I used to make this DIY arcade game with a Raspberry pi 5 board.

Date of the event

The date is: Saturday July 20th 2024 at 11 am. And it's from 11 am to 12 pm for a max of fun, knowledge sharing.

Place of the STEM event in Washington DC

The Raspberry pi 5 event is free and will be hosted at the Shepherd Park Library (Large Meeting room 2 ) at the following address: 7420 Georgia Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20012

Come join us with all your family, friends and children discover this STEM project with the Raspberry pi (How I have made the case, the electronics, ) and more STEM activities.

space invaders game - code made with Python

Online after-school focused on STEM

You and your children are looking for nice STEM activities to have fun and learn new things and skills. Come join us for online classes such as:

Python coding for kids and teens
Coding for elementary school students
Make video games
Electronics
Digital modeling (Create cars, rockets, rings, etc) for 3D printing and much more with the following link: Online after-schools

Other cute things to make and hand-crafts for kids

If you are looking for more electronics project ideas to do with your kids while waiting for this event, take a look at these other activities you can do at home:

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