Join us for the 5th year of Remake Learning Days! Be a part of this hands-on learning festival for families.
Remake Learning Days - Southwestern PA
May 6-16
#RemakeDaysSWPA
Power Your Child’s Future
Since it’s launch in 2016, Remake Learning Days has hosted 1200+ learning events reaching 150,000 families! In 2021, this festival features 150+ events across the southwestern PA region for youth, families, grandparents, caregivers and educators to explore creative and fun ways of learning. From May 6-16, come explore these creative and engaging events during our 5th anniversary celebration.
Build a robot, code an art spinner, direct a film, be a scientist, explore the outdoors, make your own music, print your invention with a 3-D printer and more. Attend in-person and virtual events hosted by schools, museums, libraries, after-school organizations, child care centers, tech companies and more. Plus, search from 700+ virtual events across the nation.
Experience what’s coming next for your child. Let’s remake learning together.
Thank you to our Sponsors for their generous support Remake Learning Days in Southwestern PA and West Virginia.
DiscoverED kicks off the RLD festivals across Pennsylvania!
On Tuesday, May 4, second grade classrooms across the state of Pennsylvania are invited to virtually swap schools to experience how STEAM and maker pedagogies are thriving in classrooms different from their own. Participating schools will connect virtually, and students will plan, create and iterate their own marble maze design. A live feed of this event will be streamed across schools as we launch Remake Learning Days!
Register Today! or Learn More Here!
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LEARNING FORERUNNERS ACROSS AMERICA
Southwestern Pennsylvania: The Fred Method
Beginning in 1968, Fred Rogers’ landmark television program, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, was produced in Pittsburgh and broadcast across the United States. The program used a new technology — television — to nurture creativity, play, and close human relationships. Today, “The Fred Method” is Pittsburgh’s way of doing the same: Connecting timeless ideas with new ways of learning.
