Calling all scientists!

We are so excited to host Family Science Night on April 21st!  Here’s how you can participate:

• Attend – April 21st 6-8pm (sensory friendly preview 5:30pm) at View Ridge Elementary, free event. Just show up for a fun (and sneakily educational) evening.  Can you build a paper helicopter that will land on a target?  How far can you launch tin foil with a catapult you’ve built from popsicle sticks?  Is it possible to cut a hole in an index card you can walk through?  And what can you learn about camouflage using M&Ms?  Join us to find out!
• Volunteer/Recruit Volunteers – https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409044ea4a82da5f58-view#/. We need between 25 and 50 volunteers to successfully run this event.  Help with pre-event prep, setup, teardown, or running activity stations.  Activity stations are split into two shifts so you can attend with a child for half the event (you should be able to complete most activities in ~ 1 hour) and volunteer the other half.  Community members and high school students welcome – recruit your family and friends!
• Donate Supplies – https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3OIYSF2B1GEGF. Help us defray the cost of the event by donating supplies.  Ship to “gift registry address”.  Most supplies cost $5-$10.  We appreciate any and all contributions!

Questions? Email alexandra.denby@gmail.com.