The Sound of Science
On Saturday, June 5th, Gateway to Science hosted our newest event, The Sound of Science. Over 60 adults and children attended this free family event, including 3 families from out town! They all had the opportunity to participate in all the eleven activities and to be part of a great, healthy, and musical afternoon. Gateway to Science gave away a $10.00 off coupon towards a family plus membership. The coupon was awarded via email on June 7th by our Executive Director.
The event was held at the High Prairie Arts and Science Complex. The stations were set up on Friday by our great staff. Christie our Program Coordinator designed and assemble eleven different activities that introduced the public to sound, such as:” How a toy slinky can help us learn about sound waves!”; “How to make clanking spoons sound like beautiful bells! ” “Create a bassoon that actually makes music!”; “Listen through your teeth!”…..AND MUCH MORE!
The following link is an interview aired on KXMB-TV about the Sound of Science.
Keep visiting our website for next year’s 2011 “The Sound Science” Free Family Event! Do not miss the opportunity to have an afternoon full of Fun and Awesome Sound of Science!
We would like to give Jeff Schmidt a big thank you for presenting and introducing the public to the “Build It! Race It!” Summer Science Camp at the Sound of Science event! Jeff is a recent elementary education graduate from the University of Mary. Thank you again, Jeff. We will be seeing Jeff at “Build It! Race It!” Summer Science Camp as the camp leader.
And of course , thank you to all our volunteers ! And our staff members!
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