Kid-Friendly STEM Classes in Huntsville

So your favorite kid-friendly STEM destination is gone. No more classes, no more camps – what’s a Sci-Quest loving family to do?

But you forget one very important thing – YOU LIVE IN ROCKET CITY, USA. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math are what we eat for breakfast. There are plenty of organizations that offer quality kid’s programs that are full of STEM and STEAM, and we wanted to list them all right here in case you need a fix.

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Awesome STEM Programs in Huntsville

U.S. Space & Rocket Center

Huntsville STEAM Works

Huntsville Botanical Garden

HudsonAlpha

Student Camps

Afterschool Labs

Classes & Camps

Much Is Expected STEM Learning Center

Bricks4Kidz

Solomon’s Academy

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Destination Imagination of Alabama

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Stephenie Walker

Stephenie has worked with and around books and authors for over 12 years, both at retail booksellers and public libraries. She is a rare Huntsville native, mother of two high-energy boys, wife of one, and eerily addicted to community volunteering. When she's not being the Managing Editor for RCM she likes to stalk her favorite authors online, cook with way too much butter, and also manages to conduct freelance marketing and PR work.

View Comments (6)

Amber says:

Feb 25, 2016 at 1:49 PM

Thank you so much for this post! I was planning next year’s curriculum, and SciQuest was looking likely our choice for Science!

I really appreciate your post, and I learned about several places I didn’t know had homeschool classes!
- Stephenie Walker says:
  
  Feb 26, 2016 at 9:50 AM
  
  That’s awesome! I think there will be more and more that pop up – we’ll add them to this post as they do.
Stephanie says:

Feb 25, 2016 at 2:32 PM

Hey there! On my phone so hard to pull up each link, but do you happen to know if any of the STEM opportunities you listed are aimed at pre-schoolers (my son is three), or do they mostly just begin with K and up?
- Stephenie Walker says:
  
  Feb 26, 2016 at 9:50 AM
  
  I would start with Bricks 4 Kids, Solomon’s Academy, and the Huntsville Botanical Garden for STEM programs specifically for pre-K age.