NASA Family STEM Adventure hosted at NES

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Elementary school students and their parents packed the

Northside Elementary cafeteria Tuesday for the NASA Family STEM Adventure.

 
 

As students ate the cream from Oreo cookies to match the

phases of the moon, put together molecules made from gummy candies and played

with LEGOs, they were actually learning about the practical uses of NASA’s

technology.

 
 

Josh Santora, a NASA education program specialist from the

Kennedy Space Center in Florida, said the activities are meant to promote the

STEM field and inspire students to seek a career in science, technology,

engineering or mathematics (STEM).

 

 

The Museum of Aviation received a grant from NASA (National

Aeronautics and Space Administration) to create the STEM event.

According to a release, the Museum was one of only 18 institutions in the nation

to receive grants through the Competitive Program for Science Museums,

Planetariums and NASA Visitor Centers in 2012.


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