Middle School

Our booth will have activities in the areas of physics (magnetism and spectroscopy) and biology (microscopy involving insects and arachnids, as well as teaching devices designed to help young people understand the concept of evolution). The activities will be designed primarily for children in the kindergarten to middle school levels.

Our practicing bridge engineers will share their knowledge and passion for structural engineering, which draws on math, physics, design, art, materials, and construction. In addition to illustrative exhibits, we provide an engaging hands-on model bridge building activity that is designed to introduce youth of all ages to basic structural engineering concepts. Bridge model kits are used, consisting of paint-mixing sticks, binder clips, chains, S-hooks, and large bottles of water for load testing.

Live WaterSmart tips and education

TBD: working on identifying company product to feature the science behind it.

Booth will showcase versatility of carbon dioxide

The booth will focus on robotics and engineering with the use of Lego components. Students will use different components and learn how STEM is applied to each lego project that is used. Students will also be able to manipulate different projects with the use of block coding to have the lego build perform different functions. At the the booth, students will be exposed to video game design and the behind the scenes on how games come to life with the use of programming and coding.

A look at the design and manufacturing of composite aerospace products with focus on our key product line: nacelles (the structure that surrounds an airplane's engines).

1) Brain health education: How EEG technology can help with brain recovery and monitoring (worksheets, information, photos, etc.)
2) EEG brain wave interactive activity: Kids can put on helmet (photo op) and see EEG waves their brain is creating
3) Nonprofit brain scan program: Promoting new nonnprofit program free to the public that provides free EEG brain scans for kids to address concussion in youth sports. flyers, giveaways, "spin the wheel" type game.