First-time collaboration brings STEAM learning to Lincoln Co. families
Members of the Rotary Club of Kootenai Valley and the Lincoln County Zero to Five Collaborative, from left, are pictured, Tabitha Viergutz, Alissa Fifield, Breeanna Runyan, George Gerard, Amy Johnson, Linda Gerard and McKenzie Williams. (Courtesy photo)
The Rotary Club of Kootenai Valley and the Lincoln County Zero to Five Collaborative have announced a first-time partnership aimed at supporting early childhood development and family engagement through hands-on learning.
Thanks to the generosity of the Rotary of Kootenai Valley, hundreds of high-quality STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) kits will be made available to local families across Lincoln County. These kits, designed to spark curiosity and creativity in young children, will be distributed by Zero to Five at upcoming farmers markets in Libby, Troy and Eureka throughout the summer and fall months.
The STEAM kits include a variety of fun and educational activities tailored for young children and their caregivers. By bringing them to local farmers markets, the initiative makes access easy and inviting—meeting families where they are and encouraging learning through play.
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