Giada Scagliotti, 7, center, and Miracle Neary, 8, left, under the supervision of instructor Colleen Reza, left, on How to Make a Kaledioscope.
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Giada Scagliotti, 7, center, and Miracle Neary, 8, left, under the supervision of instructor Colleen Reza, left, on How to Make a Kaledioscope.

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<p>Pittston Area instructor Jill Samuels helps 8-year-old Ellie Schuh how to make Homemade Seed Bombs during Spring into STEM.</p>
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Pittston Area instructor Jill Samuels helps 8-year-old Ellie Schuh how to make Homemade Seed Bombs during Spring into STEM.

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<p>Six-year-old twins Cora and Alex Ruth work at the The Floor is Lava STEM station at Pittston Area.</p>
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Six-year-old twins Cora and Alex Ruth work at the The Floor is Lava STEM station at Pittston Area.

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<p>Pittston Area instructors Angel Olmstead and Carolyn Cocco, left, aid, left to right: Elle Troynacki, 8, Reese Troynacki, 6, Elise Troynacki, Evelyn Melvin, 8, make butterflies out of pipe cleaners at Pittston Area’s Spring into STEM program.</p>
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Pittston Area instructors Angel Olmstead and Carolyn Cocco, left, aid, left to right: Elle Troynacki, 8, Reese Troynacki, 6, Elise Troynacki, Evelyn Melvin, 8, make butterflies out of pipe cleaners at Pittston Area’s Spring into STEM program.

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<p>Seven-year-old Eugene Buzzetta watches his homemade car travel down the track at the Ready, Set, LEGO station.</p>
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Seven-year-old Eugene Buzzetta watches his homemade car travel down the track at the Ready, Set, LEGO station.

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YATESVILLE – Pittston Area held a Spring into STEM program on Saturday, May 18 at the high school. Children attending made LED flowers and lightsabers, kaleidoscopes, LEGO racers and butterflies.