We have had girls attend this event each year and they have had a great time.  This year it will be online.  Click on the picture to sign up!

Who: K-4th graders
What: Students will have the opportunity to rotate through 3 Hands-on STEM activities using materials found in their homes (no materials will be supplied by MSU).  The activities will be 25 minutes each with 10 minutes in-between.
When: Saturday, November 21, 2020, 1-3pm
Where: Virtual Zoom meetings
Cost: FREE

Our third grade students learned how to use a wind sock, anemometer, rain gauge, compass, and thermometer.

After doing several experiments to learn about animal adaptations, our first grade students are doing research on animal environments.

Our kinders built houses out of straw, sticks, and bricks.  We had a special guest, the Big Bad Wolf, come to class and he tried to blow them down.

Our students used the Quiver app (free to download) to make their Dots come to life in 3D!

Our second grade students learned about states of matter.  They changed a solid to a liquid with our ice cube melting contest.

Our third grade students learned about the three factors of weather:  Temperature, Wind, and Precipitation.

Our kinders did their first structure and function engineering project:  Build the tallest beanstalk!

Our fourth and fifth grade students made model hats of the human brain.  They will participate in experiments that use different parts of the brain.

The second grade students created a word cloud for our get to know you activity.