Here are some photos of the Science Club in action! |
 The first meeting gets rolling...quite a commotion with 80 kids! |
 Miss Kewley helps first-time Science Clubbers get settled. |
 Alex, Emily, Hussein, and a friend work together to build a simple electrical circuit that will light a small bulb. Good teamwork, kids! |
 Hayley, Sara, and Sarah practice closing their circuit to light the bulb - what "bright" girls! |
 Let there be light! |
 Here is a sample of the Morse Code we used to send our messages. |
 A simple circuit in action... |
 At our fourth meeting, Mr. Stuck explains how a Van de Graaff generator works - as Miss Kewley prepares to get her hair raised! |
 Definitely a bad hair day for Miss Kewley! |
 Megan experiences the power of static electricity! |
 At our fifth meeting, with 2nd graders only, we determined which brand of dish soap could make a better container for gases (or in other words, make a bigger bubble!) Miss LaChance shows some 2nd graders how it is done! |
 Hayley, Yevan, and Alex's group wow Miss Kewley with their bubble-blowing ability! |
 Hunter and a friend have some awesome bubble-blowing power! |
 Which brand of dish soap will be the winner girls - Dawn or Joy??? |
 What a bubble! Looks like the yellow "Joy" brand was the winner, but it was definitely a close call! |
 Mr. Stuck captivates the 3rd grade members with the "Balloon Blow-up" experiment! |
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 Third graders blow a giant "table bubble!" |
 It looks like Joy brand was the clear winner this time! |
 For our seventh meeting with ALL members, we learned the theory behind water-bottle rockets: The Law of Action and Reaction! |
 Mr. Stuck prepares to launch the first rocket... |
 Except for Mr. Stuck getting a little wet, the launch was a complete success! |
 Some finished bottle rockets - experimental designs to be tested at the next meeting! |