The Daniel Center for Math and Science

Diving into the science of water 💧 Students built water molecules and created diagrams of the water cycle to better understand how water moves through our environment.

Exploring Earth’s energy 🌎 Students participated in a geothermal energy demonstration, learning how heat from beneath the Earth’s surface can be used to power our world.

Exploring wetlands up close 🌿 Students built wetland models to learn how these ecosystems filter water, support wildlife, and protect our environment.

How much water can soil hold? 💧🌱 Students investigated soil absorption by testing how much water different soils can hold, making observations like real scientists.

Building growth from the ground up 🌱 Students worked together to construct a greenhouse and planted seeds, learning how environments help plants thrive.

Catching the wind 🌬️ Students created their own windsocks and tested them outside, learning how wind moves and how we can observe it in action.

Engineering in motion 💧 Students explored STEM by building and testing their own waterwheel designs, learning how moving water can create energy and motion.

Blown away by creativity 🌬️ Students learned about wind, designed their own flags, and tested them outside to see how they moved in the breeze.

Spring Fling fun 🌸 Students spent the day experimenting with dissolving Peeps, stacking and building with eggs, decorating colorful paper eggs, and enjoying an exciting egg hunt filled with laughter and creativity.

This week students explored water pollution through hands-on experiments, learning how pollution impacts our environment and why protecting our water matters 🌎💧