WATCH: Kids Make Cyclones, Volcanoes & Dig for Fossils at Science Fair
The math and science fair at the Mary L. Evans Early Childhood Center provided some hands-on fun for kindergarteners Wednesday
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Kindergarteners got a chance to create cyclones, dig for fossils and peer through microscopes at the annual math and science fair at the Mary L. Evans Early Childhood Center Wednesday.
The event provides hands-on lessons as students move from station to station.
It's not a small feat organizing the event, said Justin Woods, a parent volunteer.
"It took a lot of people to get this together," he said. "First of all, Miss (Laura) Luikart and Sarah Mallamaci helped me do this. Probably without them I couldn't have gotten this put together."
Students from Hoover High School and North Canton Middle School also lent a hand, and volunteers from Walsh University's Early Education Center participated as part of classwork and community service.
This year's math and science fair is the last to take place at the Mary L. Evans Early Childhood Center. Kindergarten classes will take place at Northwood and Clearmount elementary schools when the district moves to all-day, every-day kindergarten in the fall.
Jeanne Leed
9:25 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
The Math and Science Fair at Mary L Evans Early Childhood Center is a fantastic experience for young children. The preparation for the fair requires the dedication of parents such as Sarah Mallamaci and Justin Woods. This is the second fair organized by Sarah Mallamaci. Kudos to Sarah, Justin and Mrs. Laura Luikart for all their hard work!