Take Flight STEM Night educates hundreds
A student works with an adult to build an airplane with working lights at the Take Flight STEM Night Thursday at Longview Elementary. This was the first night of three, with two more scheduled in March and April.
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The Longview Elementary gym was packed full of students and parents for the first Take Flight STEM Night of the year. There were around 200 attendees.
A student works on her crafting skills after she finishes one of her hands-on projects at the Longview Elementary Take Flight STEM night.
Students throw their handmade “airplanes,” which they learned had to be thrown with a spiral to go further.
A student works on taping her “robotic hand.” The project used strings, paper and plastic straws to build a moveable paper hand.
At the Longview Elementary Take Flight STEM Night, there were four hands-on STEM activities for students to participate in.
MOSES LAKE — Hundreds of young students and their families packed the halls of Longview Elementary Thursday night for “Take Flight STEM Night,” a growing regional series aimed at sparking early interest in science, technology, engineering and math across Grant and Adams counties.
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