Science Club is back with three sessions, meeting on Tuesdays or Wednesdays, January 16
through March 6. We’re offering hands-on science adventures for students in grades two
through five; first grade students may participate if an older sibling is enrolled in Science Club
AND an adult can volunteer to help every day that the first grade student attends.
We meet from 3:35 until 4:45 PM in the LMC.
Session 1: Bubbles and More (three weeks)
How fast do bubbles and bearings move in tubes of oil? What weird and wonderful shapes
appear when Zometool frameworks are dipped in bubble solution?
Session 2: Triple E: Electrons, Electricity, and Electromagnetic Waves (three weeks on
Tuesdays or Wednesdays)
Electricity is not merely a flow of electrons in a wire; it is also a flow of photons in an
electromagnetic wave. How to photo cells produce electricity? How do the electrons in an
element’s atomic structure relate to its electrical properties? Find out through experiments
and games.
Session 3: Magnets and Magnetism (two weeks on Tuesdays or Wednesdays)
We’ll explore the properties of magnets and magnetism on the first week, then wrap up
winter Science Club with the fast-paced “Magnet Challenge”.
Want to join in the fun? Then complete and return the registration form as soon as possible.
Sessions can fill up very quickly. The number of students per session is dependent on the
number of adult volunteers.
To ensure that we’re able to provide a safe and enjoyable activity at least two adults will be
present each day. Any days that do not have at least one adult volunteer will be cancelled.
Please consider signing up to help on one or more days as your schedule allows.
Questions? Please contact Cynthia House at chouse@sd25.org.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP
