K-12 Workshops in Florida

Browse upcoming in-person K-12 workshops across Florida, from Gainesville, Fort Walton Beach, Orlando and Cape Coral. There are 20 upcoming workshops from 7 organizers, covering STEM, leadership and science. Sessions are open to teachers and students, and you register directly with each organizer.

Upcoming workshops in Florida

School improvement team planning at an instituteLeadershipFor teachers
Mon · Jun 28, 20278:00 AM ET· Orlando, FL

High Reliability Schools Institute

A three-day institute giving school and district teams the knowledge and tools to build data-driven plans for systemic school improvement. Whether teams are just starting out or already building momentum, the institute meets them where they are and helps them leave with a coordinated plan forward.

MR
$829
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A manta ray gliding over the sea floorScienceFor students
Sat · Sep 192:00 PM ET· West Palm Beach, FL

World Manta Day at the Mandel Public Library

A free public event where researchers from the Florida Manta Project share the science of Florida's manta rays with families and students. From 2-3 p.m. there is a screening of the short film "Winged Giants: A Florida Manta VR Experience"; from 3-4 p.m. "Florida Manta Girl" Jessica Pate presents The Mysterious Mantas of Florida. Running alongside it, 3-4 p.m., is All About Manta Rays, a kids' presentation and craft session for grades K-6. Presented with the Mandel Public Library and the Marine Megafauna Foundation; questions to florida@marinemegafauna.org or (561) 868-7701.

FM
Free
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Children building and programming LEGO robots in a library classSTEMFor students
Tue · Sep 224:00 PM ET· Orlando, FL

LEGO Education SPIKE Prime: Science & Engineering

Children ages 6-12 build and program machines with LEGO Education SPIKE Prime, applying STEAM concepts and the engineering design process through hands-on learning. Participants follow instructions to build a project, program the components, then bugfix, change and improve their program. Requires a 1st-grade reading and writing level plus keyboard and mouse proficiency. Runs 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; registration required, 6 seats remaining.

OC
Free
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Families exploring live wildlife exhibits at a library eventSTEMFor students
Sat · Oct 310:00 AM ET· Cape Coral, FL

Wild About Wildlife

A free event inviting students in grades K-12 to explore the wonders of Southwest Florida's environment through interactive activities, science experiments and creative nature crafts that make learning about conservation fun and inspiring. Participants meet environmental experts and educators, watch live science demonstrations, discover local wildlife through interactive exhibits and live animals, and get introduced to the library's books and resources on related topics. Exhibitors include Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife, Cape Coral Wildlife Trust, the City of Cape Coral's Rotary Park Environmental Center (live animals), Cape Coral Environmental Services, Cape Coral Garden Club (live butterflies and caterpillars) and Adams Animal Encounters. Runs 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; students and parents are asked to RSVP in advance to secure a spot, but walk-ins are welcome.

CF
Free
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Children making hands-on STEAM projects in a science center workshopSTEMFor students
Mon · Oct 59:00 AM CT· Fort Walton Beach, FL

Maker Days at the Emerald Coast Science Center

A monthly drop-off STEAM workshop where student scientists ages 5-11 create, construct and make something new at each session through hands-on, creative exploration in a classroom setting. Runs 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; the same lesson is also taught on Tuesday, October 6. $35 for members, $40 for nonmembers ($10 off additional siblings); students bring their own snack or lunch. Preregistration is required and space is limited — a spot is not confirmed until payment is processed.

EC
$40
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Children making hands-on STEAM projects in a science center workshopSTEMFor students
Mon · Nov 29:00 AM CT· Fort Walton Beach, FL

Maker Days at the Emerald Coast Science Center

A monthly drop-off STEAM workshop where student scientists ages 5-11 create, construct and make something new at each session through hands-on, creative exploration in a classroom setting. Runs 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; the same lesson is also taught on Tuesday, November 3. $35 for members, $40 for nonmembers ($10 off additional siblings); students bring their own snack or lunch. Preregistration is required and space is limited — a spot is not confirmed until payment is processed.

EC
$40
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Children making hands-on STEAM projects in a science center workshopSTEMFor students
Mon · Dec 79:00 AM CT· Fort Walton Beach, FL

Maker Days at the Emerald Coast Science Center

A monthly drop-off STEAM workshop where student scientists ages 5-11 create, construct and make something new at each session through hands-on, creative exploration in a classroom setting. Runs 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; the same lesson is also taught on Tuesday, December 8. $35 for members, $40 for nonmembers ($10 off additional siblings); students bring their own snack or lunch. Preregistration is required and space is limited — a spot is not confirmed until payment is processed.

EC
$40
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Students building simple electric circuits in a hands-on STEM classSTEMFor students
Thu · Oct 154:00 PM CT· Panama City, FL

Ignite STEM – It's Electric!

A frightfully fun Ignite STEM session where students spark up simple circuits, make Halloween creations glow, and learn the magic of electricity. Sponsored by Clearwave Fiber, with food and refreshments provided and prizes awarded. For ages 6-17; runs 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Free, but registration is required and space is limited to 25 participants.

PC
Free
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Student designing a 3D model for printing in a museum workshopSTEMFor students
Sat · Sep 191:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

The Engineering Workshop: 3D Modeling & Printing

A hands-on engineering session where students design and print their own 3D creations. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants building and creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).

CM
$15
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Homeschool students experimenting with electricity in a museum labSTEMFor students
Thu · Sep 241:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

SparkSeekers: Homeschool Adventures — Watt's Up?

A hands-on science session for homeschooled students ages 7-11, exploring electricity through observation and experimentation at the intersection of science and imagination. Participants build inquiry and problem-solving skills inspired by history's greatest inventors, with a fresh theme each month. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student.

CM
$15
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Student building a model structure in an architecture workshopSTEMFor students
Sat · Oct 31:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

The Engineering Workshop: Architecture

Students take on architecture-themed engineering challenges, designing and building structures with a variety of materials in this hands-on workshop. Each session of The Engineering Workshop brings a new theme spanning art, science and technology. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).

CM
$15
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Homeschool students running a heat energy experimentSTEMFor students
Thu · Oct 81:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

SparkSeekers: Homeschool Adventures — The Heat is On

Homeschooled students ages 7-11 explore heat and thermal energy through hands-on observation and experimentation. SparkSeekers builds inquiry and problem-solving skills inspired by history's greatest inventors, with a fresh theme each month. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student.

CM
$15
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Student coding a Scratch project on a laptopSTEMFor students
Sat · Oct 171:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

The Engineering Workshop: Scratch Coding

Students learn to code their own interactive creations with Scratch in this hands-on engineering session. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants building and creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).

CM
$15
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Homeschool students experimenting with water flowSTEMFor students
Thu · Oct 221:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

SparkSeekers: Homeschool Adventures — Go With the Flow

Homeschooled students ages 7-11 dive into the science of flow and motion through hands-on observation and experimentation. SparkSeekers builds inquiry and problem-solving skills inspired by history's greatest inventors, with a fresh theme each month. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student.

CM
$15
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Student designing a 3D model for printing in a museum workshopSTEMFor students
Sat · Oct 311:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

The Engineering Workshop: 3D Modeling & Printing

A hands-on engineering session where students design and print their own 3D creations. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants building and creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).

CM
$15
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Homeschool students building a structure togetherSTEMFor students
Thu · Nov 51:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

SparkSeekers: Homeschool Adventures — Built Different

Homeschooled students ages 7-11 take on building and engineering challenges through hands-on observation and experimentation. SparkSeekers builds inquiry and problem-solving skills inspired by history's greatest inventors, with a fresh theme each month. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student.

CM
$15
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Student designing a game in a museum workshopSTEMFor students
Sat · Nov 141:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

The Engineering Workshop: Game Design

Students design and build their own games in this hands-on engineering session, blending creativity with technology and coding. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).

CM
$15
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Homeschool students testing ramps and motionSTEMFor students
Thu · Nov 191:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

SparkSeekers: Homeschool Adventures — Ramp It Up!

Homeschooled students ages 7-11 explore ramps, motion and simple machines through hands-on observation and experimentation. SparkSeekers builds inquiry and problem-solving skills inspired by history's greatest inventors, with a fresh theme each month. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student.

CM
$15
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Student sketching an invention idea in a sketchbookSTEMFor students
Sat · Nov 281:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

The Engineering Workshop: Sketchbooks

Students start their own inventor's sketchbook, learning to draw and plan ideas like history's greatest engineers in this hands-on session where art meets science and technology. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).

CM
$15
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Student designing a 3D model for printing in a museum workshopSTEMFor students
Sat · Dec 121:00 PM ET· Gainesville, FL

The Engineering Workshop: 3D Modeling & Printing

A hands-on engineering session where students design and print their own 3D creations. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants building and creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).

CM
$15
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Frequently asked questions

Are these workshops free?
4 of the 20 upcoming workshops in Florida listed here are free to attend. The rest are paid, and the price for each session is shown on its listing — from single-session workshops to multi-day institutes.
How do I register?
Registration is handled by the organizer, not by K-12 Workshops. Open any listing and use the registration link to book your place directly on the organizer's own site.
Who can attend?
This page lists 1 session for teachers and 19 for students. Every listing is labelled so you can see at a glance who it is for.
How often is this page updated?
Daily. New workshops are added as organizers publish them, and sessions drop off this page automatically once their date passes.