STEM Program Report Since September, the studio has been offering STEM lessons, introducing students to science and engineering. Each lesson includes theory, creating a project, and testing it. In November, we talked about electricity, its purpose, and its uses in everyday life. We also examined the structure of a simple electrical circuit and tested how it works. The students built a small mini-project—a circuit made of a battery, wires, and a light bulb- and observed what h

On November 16th, our studio returned to the long-forgotten, yet beloved by children and adults, games of "What? Where? When?" The studio once again gathered a group of intellectuals, the gong sounded, and debates broke out about the correct answers. This time, it wasn't just children who competed, but also two teams of adult players—Tigresses and Rhinos. The questions were challenging, but the teams handled them brilliantly, demonstrating their erudition and resourcefulness.

The past Creative Saturday in Acton turned into real magic! At our workshop, participants created panoramic lanterns and decorative plates using the decoupage technique - and what a talented group of guests we had! Each lantern told its own little story, and every pattern reflected the personality of its creator. Some chose gentle floral designs, others - mysterious city streets, and a few added a touch of humor. The Eiffel Tower, vintage cars, birds of extraordinary beauty,

Dear audience members! Alma Mater Youth Theater celebrates its 15th anniversary! We are delighted that, with your support, we have been able to create vibrant performances for our artists and audiences for so many years, becoming a vibrant part of the theatrical life of Russian-speaking Boston, and we look forward to continuing to serve our audiences! Alma Mater Youth Theater has a loyal following of fans who have already become our friends, and every year we gain new friend