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You could say that the Carnegie Science Center of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania rules the STEMisphere.

The STEMisphere? Yes, the STEMisphere.

It’s a unique program they’ve created that aims to highlight “exceptional STEM opportunities available in southwestern Pennsylvania.”

According to their website, the STEMisphere “is the central hub for the region’s STEM resources and acts as a directory for students, parents, educators and others who are interested in STEM education.”

And… one of the latest STEM opportunities to be added to the Carnegie Science Center’s STEMisphere? You guessed it… the Inventionland®Education!

Now, parents, students and educators have one more way to find out how they can incorporate the Inventionland®Education curriculum into their lives! You can check out the Inventionland®Education and learn more about the Carnegie Science Center’s STEMisphere here!

Speaking of schools that are promoting STEM education with the Inventionland®Education curriculum, we recently caught up with The Kiski School, who has been utilizing their new Innovation Lab to the fullest! In fact, students there have been so pumped up about their new capabilities that they’ve even been coming in on the weekends to work on their new product ideas!

STEM education is everywhere! This weekend, we’re celebrating STEM and the Maker Movement at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh for Maker Faire Pittsburgh – hope to see you there!