We’re holding the event on Thursday, April 28th from 5-7:30PM in the LE gym. It is in-person this year and masks are required of all participants.

More information will be coming soon regarding volunteer sign ups and how to sign up as a presenter.

This is a great chance for students (and families) to explore science in a fun and meaningful way. All students grades K-5 are welcome to be a part of Family Science Night. Simply pick any project of your liking and create a simple display to show people what your project is and what you’ve learned. All students who wish to participate will have their presentations showcased during this special Family Science Night.

If kids need ideas for a science project this website has some good ideas: https://www.education.com/science-fair/

Examples of past projects include:

• “How fast do apples rot?”
• “What do dogs remember?”
• Models or demonstrations
• Biography of a scientist

We also welcome community science experts that might want to volunteer their time to run a demonstration for the kids.

Anyone interested can email me (Heather Yu) with questions or to volunteer: heatherjaneyu@yahoo.com