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Join Lyons Mill Elementary School for our annual Community STEAM Night on Wednesday, September 30, from 5:30–7:00 PM! This free family event celebrates Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics through exciting hands-on experiences designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving. Families will have the opportunity to explore interactive activities hosted by Lyons Mill staff […]
Ditch the standard bubble wand and experiment to find other items that make bubbles instead. We will be reading stories, singing, and exploring stations using bubbles.
Design a vinegar and baking soda bottle rocket and see how high it will fly.
Come try some inadvisable science experiments! Don’t try these at home. (At least, not without a parent present!)
With help from audience volunteers, we’ll conduct exciting experiments about the changing states of matter, pressure, and more — while raising a shovel to scientists who work with dirt! If you didn’t already love science, you’ll really ‘dig it’ after seeing Science Heroes in action!
Explore the world of circuits and electricity
Come learn about rockets and then build your own!
Use your science smarts to figure out whether popular science myths are actually true! Test your hypotheses with fun activities and experiments!
We will have experiential tables representing many of the Allied Health Programs available at Johns Hopkins. Students will have a chance to do an activity, ask questions and network with new people. We will also have snacks and giveaways for this free event. Students can go at their own pace, no set schedule.
Design and launch a Halloween themed stomp rocket. Limited space available; first come, first served. Tickets available 15 mins before program.
Come learn about electricity and make your Play-Doh light up!
Use your science smarts to figure out whether popular science myths are actually true! Test your hypotheses with fun activities and experiments!
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