Pueblo Science

Pueblo Science We are a Toronto-based charity focused on advancing science education.

Our page features our programs in action, post from volunteers, supporters and funders, resources for teachers and students, and our impact. Pueblo Science is an Ontario registered Charity dedicated to developing alternative teaching kits that are engaging and fun for children, while still being inexpensive and can be locally reproduced by science educators in under serviced communities around th

e world. We train local science teachers to incorporate hands-on STEM activities that foster scientific thinking and creative problem solving, using low-cost and locally-available materials. We enable local changemakers to shape their community by providing hands-on, collaborative workshops.

We are in Dumanjug, Cebu introducing teachers and students to robotics! We ended today’s activities with a careers-in-sc...
05/28/2026

We are in Dumanjug, Cebu introducing teachers and students to robotics! We ended today’s activities with a careers-in-science Q&A session with the students, where they asked inspiring questions about technology, engineering, and future opportunities in STEM.

We thank PSHS Central Visayas and the Office of the Mayor at Dumanjug for hosting us and organizing the event.

Today's robotics challenge for Grades 4–6 students: assemble and program your robot, attach a soil moisture sensor, and ...
05/25/2026

Today's robotics challenge for Grades 4–6 students: assemble and program your robot, attach a soil moisture sensor, and identify the driest and wettest plant! 🌱🤖

The students had so much fun running from one plant to another.

The activity was followed by a demonstration of an automated plant watering system, showing students how robotics and sensors can help care for plants and support smart farming.

We are at Isic Isic National High School introducing students and teachers to robotics! 🤖The students successfully built...
05/13/2026

We are at Isic Isic National High School introducing students and teachers to robotics! 🤖

The students successfully built and programmed their very first robot—an obstacle-detecting and line-following car! It was exciting to see them learn coding, engineering, and problem-solving through hands-on STEM activities.

Great turnout today at our booth! Families joined us in hands-on STEM activities, creating balancing birds, assembling ...
05/09/2026

Great turnout today at our booth! Families joined us in hands-on STEM activities, creating balancing birds, assembling robotic cars, and programming them to move. It was wonderful to see participants of all ages exploring science, engineering, and creativity together.

Dr. Labrecque delivered an invited lecture on the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence to Computer Science and Educat...
05/07/2026

Dr. Labrecque delivered an invited lecture on the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence to Computer Science and Education majors at Lamnbung Mangkurat University.

The session explored the fundamentals of AI, its real-world applications, and its growing impact on education, technology, and society. The lecture also introduced neural networks—computer systems inspired by the human brain that enable machines to recognize patterns, learn from data, and make decisions.

Students learned about different kinds of neural networks, including feedforward neural networks, convolutional neural networks (CNNs) used in image recognition, recurrent neural networks (RNNs) used for sequential data and language processing, and modern deep learning systems powering today’s AI technologies. The discussion highlighted how these technologies are shaping the future of education.

05/06/2026

Dance, measure, learn! 💃

Teachers boosted their heart rates through movement, then tracked them using a pulse oximeter sensor—bringing STEM to life in a fun and meaningful way.

This activity was part of our robotics training at Lambung Mangkurat University, where we worked with 150 pre-service and in-service teachers. Participants integrated a pulse oximeter sensor into their robots, analyzed the data plots, and calculated their heart rates—combining coding, electronics, and real-world science.

05/05/2026

Participants successfully programmed their robots to follow a line—bringing code to life through movement and precision. 🤖✨ From calibrating sensors to fine-tuning their algorithms, they explored how logic, feedback, and iteration come together in real-world robotics.

Beyond just following a path, they learned how engineers solve problems step by step—testing, adjusting, and improving their designs along the way. This hands-on experience builds not only technical skills but also creativity, resilience, and confidence in STEM.
Excited to see what they’ll build next! 🚀

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05/04/2026

We’re in Banjarmasin! 🌱
Participants are learning how to automate plant watering using soil moisture sensors. When the soil becomes dry, a pump automatically draws water from a reservoir—bringing smart agriculture to life through hands-on robotics.

We’ve just wrapped up our training in Jakarta! 🇮🇩Over the past few days, we had the privilege of introducing robotics t...
05/03/2026

We’ve just wrapped up our training in Jakarta! 🇮🇩
Over the past few days, we had the privilege of introducing robotics to 50 teachers from 35 schools, along with 70 enthusiastic students. Together, we explored hands-on learning, problem-solving, and how technology like robotics can make STEM education more engaging and accessible in the classroom.
It was inspiring to see the curiosity, creativity, and commitment of both educators and students as they built, experimented, and learned together. These are the kinds of experiences that help spark long-term interest in science and innovation.
A huge thank you to Universitas Negeri Jakarta for the opportunity to collaborate and for their warm support throughout the program. We’re excited to see how these teachers bring robotics back to their schools and continue inspiring the next generation of learners.
On to the next stop!

We’re in Jakarta! 🇮🇩 Yesterday, we visited SDN Jatinegara Kaum 14, where we introduced robotics to 40 elementary school ...
04/28/2026

We’re in Jakarta! 🇮🇩 Yesterday, we visited SDN Jatinegara Kaum 14, where we introduced robotics to 40 elementary school students. We also had a great time sharing a few fun magic tricks. Thank you for the warm welcome!

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