SCIENCE NIGHT DEBUT
In an exciting debut, our school hosted its first-ever Science Night, where junior high students took center stage, demonstrating their knowledge, skills, and the interconnectedness of science across various subjects through exceptional experiments.
Our showcase featured an impressive array of projects, each a testament to the curiosity and creativity of our students. Here’s a glimpse into the innovative projects presented:
Paper Airplane Fabrication
Presented by Damon Wirth
This project not only soared through the air but also delved into the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics behind the art of crafting and launching paper airplanes.
Magnetic Slime Exploration
Presented by Jett Stephens
Jett delved into the captivating world of magnets through an exploration of magnetic slime, offering a hands-on look at the intriguing properties of magnetic forces.
Static Electricity Races
Presented by Evan Potter
Evan took static electricity to new heights with his dynamic static electricity races, showcasing the exciting and unpredictable nature of this fascinating force.
Planetary Bingo looking at the Solar System
Presented by Josiah Keithley
Josiah's exploration of the solar system came to life with Planetary Bingo, engaging participants in an educational game that brought the wonders of our cosmic neighborhood closer.
Bouncing Ball Force and Sound Waves
Presented by Cooper Wolfe
Cooper's project on force and sound waves came alive with the creation of bouncy balls, demonstrating the principles of physics in a fun and interactive manner.
The Smell-Taste Connection
Presented by Kortnie Wilson
Kortnie delved into the intriguing question of how smell affects taste, offering insights into the sensory experiences that shape our perception of flavors.
Candy Canes Dissolving Experiment
Presented by Allie Dunn
Allie's exploration into dissolving sugar with the dissolving candy canes experiment not only satisfied sweet cravings but also provided a unique perspective on chemical reactions.
Crushing Cans - Hot vs. Cold Elements
Presented by Riley Horton
Riley's investigation into the effects of temperature on the crushing of cans offered a compelling look at the impact of hot versus cold elements on materials.
These projects not only showcase the students' scientific prowess but also highlight their dedication to exploring and understanding the fascinating world of Science. This event, designed to connect science to all facets of learning, wouldn't have been possible without the tireless efforts of Mrs. Scharold and Mrs. Delk, who worked diligently to organize and coordinate this enlightening experience.
A special thank you is extended to Mr. Baker, Mrs. Ast, Ms. Knight, and Mr. Wells for their valuable assistance, contributing to the seamless execution of Science Night. Their commitment to fostering a love for science among our students was truly commendable.
We were honored to have Mrs. Burke, Dr. Pope, and Mr. Little in attendance, with Mr. Little extending the Parents' Night Out program to enable students' participation. The support of our school community was evident, with approximately 50 attendees making the event a resounding success.
This inaugural Science Night marks the beginning of a new tradition, and we enthusiastically look forward to expanding and enhancing this event annually. It was a wonderful night, showcasing the remarkable talent and dedication of our students.