Are you baffled by cursive? Do you think it looks nice, but don't understand how to go from one letter to another? Learn (or practice) writing cursive here! We'll even use nice pens.

When you try to throw a frisbee ahead of you, does it somehow end up landing behind you? If you're absolutely baffled how to get these things to fly, drop in to learn from MIT's ultimate frisbee teams! And if you think you already have throwing down and also want to learn some other techniques, you're welcome too!

For those who don’t know how to program, we will cover the basics of programming so you can continue to learn on your own. We will be using C++ language. First, we’ll show you some tools/places for you to get started. Then, we’ll take a stab at some programming. Topics may include: variables, output/input, if/else conditions, and/or operators, for loops, while loops, switches, and functions. Note: No laptop required.

First, we’ll watch the first series of “Look Around You”. The series was made to satirize early educational films, with a different scientific subject being discussed in each “module”. The episodes to be covered may include: “Maths”, “Water”, “Germs”, “Ghosts”, “Sulphur”, “Music”, “Iron”, and “Brain”. Then, we’ll discuss the modules.

Let’s try to think outside the box. We’ll provide the problems, and you guys will work together to solve them. Like 20 questions, the questions you ask will be answered with a "yes" or a "no". The puzzle is solved when you guys solve the “puzzling aspect” of the scenario.

Let’s try to think outside the box. We’ll provide the problems, and you guys will work together to solve them. ...