OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - The OKC Innovation District kicked off its third annual Innovation Week on Tuesday.  "It’s a giant career fair slash science fair event all smashed into one,” said Monique Walker, of the Oklahoma City Innovation District.  LOCAL NEWS: OKCPS Foundation kicks off Coat-A-Kid drive distribution Hundreds of OKCPS students filed into Science Museum Oklahoma for the event.  "They come out of the auditorium, their eyes are just wide open. It's a great time,” said Koey Keylon of BioTC Oklahoma. “Seventh graders, we found out were just like the perfect sweet spot at that age. They're very involved and excited to learn about STEM."  Throughout the week, students will get to try activities like a flight simulator, an aerial drone competition and operate robots.  OKC Innovation Week flight simulator. Image KFOR. OKC Innovation Week drone competition. Image KFOR. The Oklahoma City Innovation District said the event is expected to draw in 1,200 total students. According to the nonprofit, 91% of students who attend come from an economically disadvantaged household.  LOCAL NEWS: Study: OU among best college football teams to go pro "A lot of the time they are looked over, they're looked past and we want them to be able to attend something like this that showcases that they matter,” said Walker.  Walker said it’s also crucial for students to see the opportunities available to them in Oklahoma.  "They can dream, they can do big things in life, and these are things that they can do right here in the state,” said Walker.  Innovation Week wraps up on Thursday, October 3.