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# Design Experiments |
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Revision as of 22:04, 9 January 2014
Space Day at Sagamore began when 2013 kindergarten parent Brian Gardiner started thinking about STEM at Sagamore, which led to discovering the NASA Exploration Design Challenge, which led to a meeting with Principal Martin where she suggested making an entire Space Day!
Discussion takes place on the volunteer discussion list (email • archives • subscribe & more), and notes/documentation should be compiled on this page (just hit "edit").
Working on it
- STEM Committee Meeting (✓ Done! (2013-08-28))
- September PTA Presentation (✓ Done! (Tuesday, September 10, 2013))
Activities
- Design Experiments
- How Big is the Solar System? | It's Okay to be Smart | PBS Digital Studios - YouTube
Speakers/Professionals/Educators
- Sagamore Space Day contacts
- Georgia Tech Materials
- Aerospace