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This In Person workshop is designed for educators teaching KID Museum’s Invent the Future Challenge.

This In Person workshop is designed for educators teaching KID Museum’s Invent the Future Challenge.
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Woodshop sessions let participants use drills, saws and hand tools to build boxes and custom projects, for ages 11–14.