We would like to have the girls (grades Kindergarten through 5th grade) participate in the Space Day activities as described on this website. The girls will also be fulfilling patch requirments.
Organization Type: Girl Scouts of West Central Florida
We expect 140 student participants for this event.

May. 2nd, 2010

FL

United States

Girl Scouts of West Central Florida
lorianne38@msn.com

Dayton Challenger Center will celebrate their 2nd Annual Space Day with hands-on and interactive activities for children and adults. Take part in a simulated space mission to Mars, enjoy a trip to the International Space Station with our Micronaut Program, build and launch a variety of rockets, participate in STEM Hands-on Ac tivities and view a number of exhibition booths.
Organization Type: Challenger Center
We expect 500 student participants for this event.

May. 1st, 2010

OH

United States

Dayton Challenger Center
mrecob@dps.k12.oh.us

Space Week at Crofton Meadows Elementary School will be open to over 450 students and parents as well as the greater Crofton Community. During the week, students will visit activity stations that will educate and entertain students on topics relating to science, math, engineering and technology.
Organization Type: CMES Science Club
We expect 350 student participants for this event.

May. 3rd, 2010-
May. 7th, 2010

MD

United States

CMES Science Club
cmes_scienceclub@hotmail.com

This family event will feature hands-on activities in our Solar Camp, Portable 22' Plantarium, Oribtron, Aerospace Camp, Space Geology Camp, Women In Space Center, Lego Robots, Alien Art Contest, Rocketry and other competitions.
Organization Type: Girl Scouts of Sierra Nevada and Space Science for Schools
We expect 500 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

NV

United States

Space Science for Schools
deefrewert@ss4s.org, deefrewrt@gmail.com

We will discuss the history of the space shuttle and the future of travel to and beyond Low Earth Orbit.
Organization Type: K-12 School
We expect 100 student participants for this event.

Apr. 22nd, 2010

CO

United States

Lockheed Martin Coherent Technologies
rick.e.breeden@lmco.com

The event features an assembly-style presentation, titled "Living in Space," which will be held in the museum's Carney Auditorium. Also offered are a variety of hands-on activities and demonstrations on space-related topics, such as why astronauts float and how they train for spacewalks! The museum will also have model and high-power rockets on display. The event is free and is geared for students in grades 5-8.
Organization Type: Museum
We expect 1000 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

OH

United States

National Museum of the United States Air Force
cynthia.henry@wpafb.af.mil

Bay Point Elementary *Magnet, Young Astronauts Club. End of the year, rocket launch. Grades 1-5 end of the year celebration. Each student built their own flyable rocket! Awards, pictures, and parents. All enjoy this great farewell for the school year event. All friends, and alumni are invited. We celebrate space exploration withour high flying salute to science. 2:55-4:30 pm
Organization Type: After school Club
We expect 62 student participants for this event.

May. 25th, 2010

FL

United States

Bay Point elementary *Magnet YAC Coordinator
Firebeach1@aol.com

This will be our school's second annual Science Day. Students spend the entire day conducting scientific experiments. Teachers plan and lead experiments as stuednts rotate through stations and participate in the scientific process at each station. Each experiment is aligned with the grade level's standards of learning (the state curriculum). Guest speakers from local wildlife habitats are invited to speak and bring small critters with them. This year our event will be tied into Earth Day and include conservation activities.
Organization Type: Elementary School
We expect 600 student participants for this event.

Apr. 23rd, 2010

VA

United States

Antietam Elementary School
moniuslk@pwcs.edu

Lockheed engineers speaking to the AVID group at New Smyrna Beach Middle School about STEM education.
Organization Type: Volusia County School District
We expect 95 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

FL

United States

LMCO IS
michael.j.eagney@lmco.com

Girls ages 7 to 18 years of age will participate in Space Day where they will explore constellations, aerodynamics, life cycle of a star, rockerty, geology and participate in a modified version of the Imagine Mars program.
Organization Type: Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore
We expect 200 student participants for this event.

May. 14th, 2010-
May. 16th, 2010

MI

United States

Girl Scouts
xenots@aol.com

Space Day at Space Port Indiana is a way for students and parents to learn about opportunities in the commercial space industry, and what educational opportunities exist for public, private and homes school students. Participants can experience a balloon launch, rocket launches and other activities that help them understand the importance of the space program in the United States.
Organization Type: Space Port
We expect 200 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

IN

United States

Space Port Indiana, INc.
btanner@spaceportindiana.com

We will discuss the various topics of space exploration and will participate in the Signatures in Space posters. Every student and teacher will have an opportunity to have their signatures digitized and flown to space in the July 2010 Space Shuttle launch. Organization Type: K-5 School We expect about 300 student participants for this event.
Organization Type: Lockheed Martin - EBS
We expect 300 student participants for this event.

May. 3rd, 2010-
May. 14th, 2010

FL

United States

Lockheed Martin - EBS
jaymes.t.tran@lmco.com

We will discuss the various topics of space exploration and will participate in the Signatures in Space posters. Every student and teacher will have an opportunity to have their signatures digitized and flown to space in the July 2010 Space Shuttle launch. Organization Type: K-5 School We expect about 635 student participants for this event.
Organization Type: Lockheed Martin - EBS
We expect 635 student participants for this event.

May. 3rd, 2010-
May. 14th, 2010

FL

United States

Lockheed Martin - EBS
jaymes.t.tran@lmco.com

Space Port Indiana and Indiana University Purdue University Columbus, Indaina (IUPUC) will host Space Day in Indiana at the combined sites of Space Port Indiana and IUPUC. The event will include activities, experiments and counceling opportunities for those who have an interest in space and a space career. It will also focus on important subjects like preservation of space, commercial space industry and space vehicles of the future.
Organization Type: Space Port
We expect 300 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

IN

United States

Space Port Indiana, Inc.
btanner@spaceportindiana.com

Our School would like the opportunity to participate in the Space Day program on May 7th. Our student at our capmus need some exposure to field trips and science enrichment activities! The participants will include grade 3, 4 and 5.
Organization Type: Charter School
We expect 65 student participants for this event.

Mar. 11th, 2010-
May. 7th, 2010

DC

United States

Charter School- Community Academy Public Charter School (Rand Campus)
MaggieGrove@capcs.org

So 29.11.2009 16:00 - 20:00 Uhr: 2th Full Open Moon Science Day Simuliere mit dem Official GLXP Team c-base Open Moon! Techniksimulation mit Thomas Fischer von Rigs of Rods Projekterfolgssimulation mit dem Modeler-Forum Berlin-Brandenburg Modellbau von Teilen des c-rove mit Lego Mindstorms Eintritt frei c-base, Rungestraße 20, 10179 Berlin, Tel. 030 69 20 40 01
Organization Type: german science network
We expect 50 student participants for this event.

Germany

c base
clemens@c-base.org