Cajon Valley Union School District
STEM activities and Makerspace/STEM projects on display from Cajon Valley Unified School District students.
SDAALAS - San Diego branch of the American Association of Laboratory Animal Science
We will have origami creatures, quiz questions, spinning wheel for prizes, and possible "match the anatomy" games.
Team 3647 - Millennium Falcons
We will be displaying our 2018-19 robot. One of the proudest features we would like to showcase is its arm and intake system. This design allows the robot to pick up different game pieces and flip them to the other side of our robot, preventing the need to turn our robot around when attempting to score. The arm was specifically inspired by "Darth Maul's" double sided light-saber. We will also present how the robot works. Our team will provide any extra information about joining FIRST programs.
Association for Women in Science (AWIS)
Oobleck (Non-Newtonian fluid)- Large aluminum trays filled with Oobleck (cornstarch, water, food coloring), and plastic toy animals next to the trays. Kids can poke the Oobleck with their finger or with a plastic toy. They will not be able to penetrate the Oobleck as it will behave like solid. If they slowly insert their finger or toy into the Oobleck, their finger/toy will go in easily and behave like a liquid. They can make a ball of Oobleck and then let it flow between their fingers.
SDSU Center for Autism
We will be making colorful neurons that kids can take home. We will also test their brains with some fun teaser activities such as the Stroop Task.
San Diego Children's Discovery Museum
PreK Zone: Hands-on Mobile Exhibits from San Diego Children's Discovery Museum
Roosevelt Middle School Gateways to Technology and MESA Crew
Tensegrity-Tension and integrity. 6 popsicle sticks, six rubber bands, six pieces of tape and 6 minutes or so and you have a GTT/MESA Tensegrity model.
National University
Learn about ocean plastic pollution and animal anatomy! Our table will offer examples of ocean plastic pollution and visual materials related to this. Visitors will do a quick experiment to determine the type of plastic in the pollutants. For younger children, NOAA-published age-appropriate materials (coloring sheets, puzzles) will be available. In addition, we will offer human and animal models for examination, with visitors being asked to identify different anatomical regions.
Mad Science of San Diego
Science Interactive booth
Zovargo
Interactive science tables full of live animals and biofacts for children to explore and learn about!
