Middle School

Activities related to mucus, lungs and Cystic Fibrosis

One 10' x 10' booth at Park Blvd. gate, One 10' x 10' booth at Park Blvd. gate, One 10' x 30" booth at Gaslamp gate. I will send more information about the demos we will be showing later.

Scientists and engineers from BP provide students an opportunity to see how hands-on, interactive science and engineering experiments can be fun and cool. And kids can have one-on-one conversations with BP scientists and engineers, learn about BP’s technology program and career development in BP.

Explore basic concepts of arch, cable-stayed, and precast segmental bridges. Attendees will construct and load small-scale models to understand how different types of bridges function.

Fun hands-on activities for all ages.

The theme of our booth will be Bridging Biology and Engineering to turn DNA into Medicine. We plan to have 2 stations within our booth; the 1st will be geared toward elementary school age children and the 2nd toward middle school/high school aged children.

TBC

Stop by the Cymer booth to program a robot and watch it follow your commands!

The Dragons are the only FIRST Tech Challenge robotics team in the world to apply green energy to the competition. The students will display and discuss their solar charging station that they use to keep their robot charged during competition. The Dragons will also provide a hands-on activity where visitors to the booth will drive a FIRST Tech Challenge robot, and try to score "points" in a simulation of a FIRST competition.

C2 Education will provide an interactive Jeopardy game that offers students and parents the opportunity to answer grade level questions in SAT subject matter including Math, Reading and Writing. Every participant will receive a certificate for a free academic consultation and be entered into a drawing for prizes to be awarded during the course of the expo.