The Da Vinci Rocket Festival has grown from a single 5th grade class to an event that involves all the students in fourth and fifth grade. Students are invited to build a paper rocket with specific dimensions so that it can be launched from an air pressure launcher. Well designed rockets can fly over 300 feet on 50 pounds per square inch in the launcher. Before the launch, all the rockets are displayed in the cafeteria and students vote for those with the best design, the most artistic, the most futuristic, and the craziest. The competition is all in fun, but every student launches their rocket and witnesses how it flies. The entire school participates with the younger grade levels watching and becoming count down specialists.
Organization Type: G.H. Whitcomb Elementary
We expect 220 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

TX

United States

G.H. Whitcomb Elementary
jmandigo@mac.com

The day starts with a recorded message from Astronaut Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger. In the morning there is an all school assembly with the theme "Celebrating the Space Shuttle" by Mark Yoss from Lockheed Martin combined with "The International Space Station" by Peggy Carruthers from NASA. In the afternoon, the students rotate through hands on activities of Mission Patches, Edible Spacecraft, Rocket Sled, Hovercraft, 1000 Years of Exploration, Tilt-n-Whirl, Water Rocket Launch, Egg Lander and Video Spacewalk.
Organization Type: Elementary School
We expect 450 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

CO

United States

Lockheed Martin
mark.yoss@lmco.com

This would be the guest speaker part of our meeting.
Organization Type: youth-group
We expect 20 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

MD

United States

4-H Clarksburg Helping Hands
dale.j.ryan@lmco.com

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

PARTICIPANTS INCLUDING STUDENTS WILL BE GUIDED FROM LECTURE AT STARTING THE EVENT,FOLLOWED BY MULTIMEDIA,WATCHING SKY AT RADIO OPTICAL WAVELENGTH WITH HELP OF RADIO JOVE OF NASA
Organization Type: OBSERVATORY
We expect 500 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

India

GURUDEV OBSERVATORY
divyadarshan63@gmail.com

Coosa's First Annual Space day is a free event for student's, teachers, and their families. We are using space-related activities to inspire and excite the children and their families about science and math. We have out-of-this-world, hands-on activities, live demonstrations, and distinguished guests. So blast off for fun on Saturday, May 8th- from 1:00 to 4:00pm.
Organization Type: Elementary School PTO
We expect 250 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

SC

United States

Coosa Elementary PTO
rain4buttercup@yahoo.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

Lockheed Martin employees in Lufkin, TX will be visiting Diboll Junior High on May 6, 2010 to celebrate Space Day. The employees will give a short presentation and complete a hands-on activity in each of the science classes. The goal is to promote math, science, technology and engineering education by nurturing our enthusiasm for the wonders of the universe and inspiring our students to continue the stellar work of today's space explorers. The entire community is invited to attend.
Organization Type: School District
We expect 400 student participants for this event.

May. 6th, 2010

TX

United States

Diboll Jr. High
lcummings@dibollisd.com

Lockheed Martin employees in Lufkin, TX will be visiting Diboll Junior High on May 6, 2010 to celebrate Space Day. The employees will give a short presentation and complete a hands-on activity in each of the science classes. The goal is to promote math, science, technology and engineering education by nurturing our enthusiasm for the wonders of the universe and inspiring our students to continue the stellar work of today's space explorers. The entire community is invited to attend.
Organization Type: School District
We expect 400 student participants for this event.

May. 6th, 2010

TX

United States

Diboll Jr. High
lcummings@dibollisd.com

Children ages 6 and up, and their parents can participate in numerous hands-on activities and demonstrations designed and implemeted by staff and area high school honor students. They can also tour our Spacecraft and Mission Control Simulators, and view a star Lab Show. Students in grades 5 and up have a chance to participate in a simulated mini space mission for i nour
Organization Type: Science Center
We expect 150 student participants for this event.

May. 15th, 2010

NJ

United States

Buehle Challenger
eoconnor@bcsc.org

This is a school wide event. The purpose is to promote excitement in S.T.E.M. subjects. Each grade level will be creating, learning, experimenting, and exploring all elements of space technology in exciting hands on lessons.
Organization Type: Elementary School
We expect 600 student participants for this event.

May. 14th, 2010

NV

United States

Mind Builders, LLC
mwisebellard@gmail.com

Our school will celebrate "Grandparent's Day" on 05/07/2010, along with Space Day. Students and their visiting grandparents will work in teams to design "Spud Rovers" for travel on mars and drawing pictures of outer space.
Organization Type: School (Pre-K-8)
We expect 125 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

MD

United States

St. John Regional Catholic School
lcutchin@sjrcs.org

There will be several space "stations" set up at a local park. Everyone in the community is invited to walk around the park and learn about space through activities that are led by Girl Scouts.
Organization Type: Girl Scouts
We expect 100 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

ND

United States

Girl Scout Troop #30194
tonistith@yahoo.com

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

Explore Space Without Leaving Earth at the iSPACE Space Day Celebration! Saturday, May 1, 2010 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM iSPACE (located on the Scarlet Oaks Campus) 3254 E. Kemper Road Sharonville, OH 45241 If you’ve ever wanted to fly a blimp, program a robot, launch a rocket or touch a real meteorite, you won’t want to miss iSPACE’s 6th annual free family event celebrating Space Day 2010. It’s all about getting students excited about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Hands-on "space stations" will allow kids and kids at heart to try on a space suit, ride a hovercraft, see NASA memorabilia, watch demonstrations on how liquid nitrogen can freeze a flower before their eyes, send pop rockets soaring skyward, make cool cosmic crafts, try their hand at piloting a plane on a flight simulator and more. Students can learn what it takes to be part of a FIRST LEGO® League, Junior FIRST LEGO® or FIRST Tech Challenge team by programming and driving a robot, talking to award winning team members and perhaps finding other students interested in forming a team with them. Be sure to arrive early to get your ticket to one of the inflatable planetarium shows. (Free show tickets available as first-come, first served since "space" is limited. ) Prepare to blast-off with the crew from iSPACE and local exhibitors for a day filled with fun space adventures!
Organization Type: science center
We expect 1000 student participants for this event.

May. 1st, 2010

OH

United States

iSPACE, Inc.
bketron@ispacescience.org

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

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

Open house from 10 AM until 4 PM. We have many ways to experience science happening at Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute (PARI). Planetarium programs and other presentations will happen throughout the day. Please visit our Galaxy Walk and make your picture with our 26-meter radio telescopes.
Organization Type: Science Center - Observatory
We expect 250 student participants for this event.

May. 1st, 2010

NC

United States

Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute
cwhitworth@pari.edu

We will show a program about the repair and upkeep of the Hubble space telescope.
Organization Type: Planetarium/Science center
We expect 50 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

NC

United States

Robeson Planetarium and Science Center
brandt@uncp.edu

Friday, May 7, 2010, Space Day coincides with a regularly scheduled Public Star Party, sponsored by the Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh, at the Mingo Creek Park Observatory. Please follow this link and from it download and link to additional information. https://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/event-view.cfm?Event_ID=14678 Weather permitting, we will offer views through two fixed telescopes, a 24 inch R-C, and a 10 inch refractor, as well as planetarium performances. Outside of the observatory our members share views through their personal telescopes. There is no fee for this event, although donations help us to continue to offer these events. The observatory owned and operated by the Amateur Astronomers Assoc. of Pittsburgh, and staffed entirely by volunteers. There is no water on the grounds for drinking, nor for washing. Come prepared. If your group is interested in attending en masse, please contact us in advance, that we may be prepared. Otherwise, individuals need not make reservations. The observatory phone number is 724-348-6150. aaap@3ap.org or MingoDirector@3ap.org .
Organization Type: Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh
We expect 50 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

PA

United States

Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh
desantisk@aol.com

LM Space Systems speaker Herb Yamada will discuss space and STEM education.
Organization Type: Elementary School
We expect 500 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

FL

United States

LMCO ISGS
michael.j.eagney@lmco.com

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

The students of New River Middle School in Fort Lauderdale, FL will spend the day celebrating space exploration by watching a science fiction movie (space-based!) and uncovering the science behind the science fiction. We will be focusing on the topics like: light speed, intergalactic travel, light sabers, force fields, black holes, invisibility cloaks, cloning, androids, and more!
Organization Type: Public Middle School
We expect 100 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

FL

United States

New River Middle School
shellytygielski@gmail.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

At our 7th annual Space Day event, homeschool and private school students will learn about comets, asteroids, meteors, and man-made space debris. The event will include lectures and hands-on activities, and will culminate with sleuthing teams working together to each solve a mystery.
Organization Type: private school
We expect 80 student participants for this event.

May. 28th, 2010

IN

United States

Heritage Mission
deanna.mains@heritagemission.org

General community and the students in particular from the city of Shillong and its suburbs will be invited to visit the University for Night Sky Watch. We intend to do some hands on activities and use Star Lab (inflatable planetarium) to discover the constellations of the Zodiac belt and also the constellation tonight. If the sky will be clear, We may enable the participants to enjoy an exciting view of the Milky way.
Organization Type: Centre for Science Eduction at North Eastern Hill University
We expect 150 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

India

India

Centre for Science Education
mmsprofcse@hotmail.com

SMART Day (Science, Math, Aerospace, Research and Technology Day) – Maxwell Elementary school has scheduled a day-long math and science day on Friday May 7 to correlate with National Space Day 2010. The day emphasizes the importance of math, science and technology in 21st Century Learning. The students will participate in more than 24 events such as: Mars Training Center Obstacle Course, moonwalk, centrifuge spin, LEGO robotics, and a paper air plane problem solving activity. NASA Space and Rocket Center will team with Maxwell AFB Elementary once again this year. Mr. Bob Kirkbride, from NASA Space Camp, will intrigue students with a special presentation on living in space. Another team of NASA representatives will make and launch “Stomp Rockets” with the students. Civil Air Patrol and STARBASE from Maxwell AFB will also participate. Parent volunteers and others from throughout the base are needed to help make the day successful and memorable for all of the students.
Organization Type: Elementary School
We expect 325 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

AL

United States

Maxwell AFB Elementary
rebecca.hill@am.dodea.edu

(Science, Math, Aerospace, Research and Technology Day) – Maxwell Elementary school has scheduled a day-long math and science day on Friday May 7 to correlate with National Space Day. The day emphasizes the importance of math, science and technology in 21st Century Learning. The students will participate in more than 24 events such as: Mars Training Center Obstacle Course, moonwalk, centrifuge spin, LEGO robotics, and a paper air plane problem solving activity. A team from the NASA Space and Rocket Center will be at Maxwell AFB Elementary once again this year with special presentations. Civil Air Patrol and STARBASE from Maxwell AFB will also participate. Parent volunteers and others from throughout the base are needed to help make the day successful and memorable for all of the students. This is a huge “field day” type event with an emphasis on math, science, and technology! Purpose of the day: To create an excitement and knowledge base about aerospace and space exploration for 21st century scientists and engineers!
Organization Type: Elementary School
We expect 300 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

AL

United States

Maxwell Elementary School
rebecca.hill@am.dodea.edu

Students participating include middle and high school age. Girls will learn about the space shuttle program; have an opportunity to hear and speak to a female engineer from a local aerospace company affilitated with the NASA space program. Girls will also do fun hands on science experiments on topics such as physical science, material science, astronomy, and engineering. They will also be able to have their picture taken as an astronaut, and also be able to send their name to Mars/space via computer/internet access. Girls will learn that the earth is a valuable resource and what we need to do to preserve it and find ways to go green.
Organization Type: Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois
We expect 30 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

IL

United States

Girl Scouts of Norhtern Illinois
mnunez@girlscoutsni.org

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

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

This is a family friendly event that will feature demonstrations, giveaways, and hands-on activities with local and national space experts. Families are able to walk around and ask questions as they learn about space from the presenters.
Organization Type: museum
We expect 300 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

CA

United States

San Diego Air
sbaxter@sdasm.org

Discuss rocket propulsion with 3rd grade students and demonstrate with soda cans/water. Vary water outlets and see affect on propulsion.
Organization Type: School
We expect 30 student participants for this event.

May. 21st, 2010

CA

United States

LMSSC-Sunnyvale
laurie.l.christian-neff@lmco.com

Discuss phases of the moon, space shuttle parts and how they function and rocket propulsion with water rockets.
Organization Type: School
We expect 27 student participants for this event.

May. 28th, 2010

CA

United States

LMSSC-Sunnyvale
laurie.l.christian-neff@lmco.com

Space Day May 8 Join us for a celebration of space science and astronomy in Space Odyssey. This all day event features presentations by DMNS Curators and a special presentation by NASA Astronaut Bruce McCandless. McCandless helped design and fly the Manned Maneuvering Unit and was on the mission which placed the Hubble Space Telescope in orbit. Visitors will have the opportunity to hold informal conversations with our DMNS Space Science Curators, view the sun through solar telescopes (weather permitting) and explore space science with our Museum Galaxy Guides. The event begins at 10:00 am and will conclude at 4:00.
Organization Type: Denver Museum of Nature and Sciene
We expect 2500 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

CO

United States

Denver Museum of Nature and Science
david.cuomo@dmns.org

We are planning a space day with tons of space facts!
Organization Type: non profit
We expect 20 student participants for this event.

May. 7th, 2010

Ontario

Canada

Participation House
krista@phwaterloo.org

Over 40 activity stations will educate and entertain students about space, science, math, engineering and technology, with a emphasis on exploring and protecting planet Earth.
Organization Type: Lockheed Martin
We expect 1300 student participants for this event.

May. 14th, 2010

CA

United States

Lockheed Martin
darrykay@aol.com

Space Day May 8 Join us for a celebration of space science and astronomy in Space Odyssey. This all day event features presentations by DMNS Curators and a special presentation by NASA Astronaut Bruce McCandless. McCandless helped design and fly the Manned Maneuvering Unit and was on the mission which placed the Hubble Space Telescope in orbit. Visitors will have the opportunity to hold informal conversations with our DMNS Space Science Curators, view the sun through solar telescopes (weather permitting) and explore space science with our Museum Galaxy Guides. The event begins at 10:00 am and will conclude at 4:00.
Organization Type: Denver Museum of Nature and Sciene
We expect 2500 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

CO

United States

Denver Museum of Nature and Science
david.cuomo@dmns.org

Educate the children on the importance of math and science.
Organization Type: School classroom
We expect 20 student participants for this event.

May. 12th, 2010

CA

United States

Space Systems
charles.a.phillips@lmco.com

We will discuss the various topics of space exploration. Organization Type: K-5 School. We expect about 25 student participants for this event.
Organization Type: Lockheed Martin - EBS
We expect 25 student participants for this event.

May. 13th, 2010

FL

United States

Lockheed Martin - EBS
jaymes.t.tran@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

Space Day 2010 Come and spend an afternoon exploring the wonders of Space! Presenters will help you discover the next frontier and teach you how to protect our planet. Join us for fun, hands-on activities to celebrate our first space day event! Girl Scouts will receive a fun patch and be entered into a door prize drawing! When: May 2, 2010 2:00- 5:00 p.m. Where: Johnston County Fee: $5/children 5 -17; $2/adult; $0/children under 5
Organization Type: Girl Scouts - North Carolina Coastal Pines
We expect 50 student participants for this event.

May. 2nd, 2010

NC

United States

Girl Scouts - NC Coastal Pines
rpelletier@nccoastalpines.org

Join the Maryland Science Center for a Space-tacular adventure as we explore all things outer space. Learn about rockets, our Solar System and beyond through fun hands-on activities and give always! Find out your weight on other planets, create your own space helmet, launch Stomp Rockets outside, and much more. Chat with space scientists and special guests from Goddard Space Flight Center, Space Telescope Institute, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, and model rocket clubs!
Organization Type: Science Center
We expect 2500 student participants for this event.

May. 8th, 2010

MD

United States

Maryland Science Center
awood@marylandsciencecenter.org

Along with Space Day we will be celebration our 5th Year Anniversary with many fun educational activities, music, and many surprises. We will be showing many of our planetairum shows but to celebrate Exploring Earth from Space, we will be presenting Bella Gaia: A Poetic Vision of Earth from Space. We will have many resources available for our visitors such as information from NOAA and other cool information about Earth from Space including the International Space Station.
Organization Type: Planetarium
We expect 100 student participants for this event.

May. 1st, 2010

TX

United States

TAMIU Lamar Bruni Vergara Planetarium
lcjimenez@tamiu.edu

Working for credit toward a Space Exploration merit badge, scouts of Troop 229 will view and discuss videos and live presentations on the history of NASA, the future of NASA, the Space Shuttle, the International Space Station, the Hubble Space Telescope, military uses of space, and commercial uses of space. They will enjoy a tour of planets and galaxies through images provided by the Hubble Space Telescope and hear from astronauts (via videos) including, but not limited to, Pam Melroy, Neil Armstrong, John Glenn, and Charles Bolden.
Organization Type: Boy Scout Troop 229
We expect 30 student participants for this event.

May. 3rd, 2010

IN

United States

Boy Scout Troop 229
rickconn7@msn.com

The Challenger Learning Center at Paducah will hold Space Day for local fourth grade students. After a morning program with a live Skype interview with Kentucky's astronaut, Terry Wilcutt, students will rotate to different activity stations. Thanks to our local sponsors USEC, US Bank and McDonald's.
Organization Type: Science Center
We expect 330 student participants for this event.

May. 13th, 2010

KY

United States

Challenger Learning Center at Paducah
mellisa.duncan@kctcs.edu

We have a variety of activities planned to celebrate Space Day. Students will learn about space, space technologies and amateur radio.  Amateur Radio volunteers will try to contact a space station and let students ask questions about space, among other activities planned, including star gazing and educational competitions.
Organization Type: Scientific Center
We expect 100 student participants for this event.

May. 21st, 2010

Kuwait

The Scientific Center
pr@tsck.org.kw

Medgar Evers College of The City University of New York will commemorate Space Day 2010: “Celebrating: Looking at Earth From Space”, on Friday, May 14, from 0900 Hrs to 1300 Hrs, with a presentation of our NASA-related academic programs for grades K-16. Did you know that MEC has a NASA Aerospace Education Laboratory (AEL)? Well, we sure do, and it is open to K-12 students and their parents too! So, come join us and learn about our NASA Major R. Owens AEL, and our NYS STEP (Science, Technology, Entry Program). There will also be Space-related Videos, Balsa Plane Designing, and a Computer-based Robotics Rover Simulator for elementary school students. Space Day 2010 participants will see stars, as they experience our Portable Planetarium. Come learn about our Computer Science BS/AS Degree Program, and the CUNY BS Degree Program in Space Science. Computer science majors from the Medgar Evers College Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) will conduct workshops in Aircraft Design, and 3D Graphics for Simple Game Design using Alice. Are you a student who would like to do computer science research? Then check us out! Our NASA MECSAT Team will demonstrate the use of CricketSATs to explore remote sensing-related issues, and "listen" to ranges of temperatures. MECSAT will also conduct a tethered balloon-launch (High Altitude Scientific Ballooning). Space Day 2010 attendees will also learn about CUNY SAT: The City University of New York’s Satellite Program. CUNY SAT is a collaborative effort among several CUNY Colleges to design, build, and launch CUNY’s first satellite. The highlight of our Space Day activities will be -- the always exciting -- Water Bottle Rocket Design and Launch Contest. Students, Faculty, Staff, and the Greater MEC Community are all welcome to attend.
Organization Type: NASA Aerospace Education Lab, and College
We expect 400 student participants for this event.

May. 14th, 2010

NY

United States

NASA Aerospace Education Laboratory -
wharris@acm.org

Conway Elementary School will host its third annual Space Day celebration. The day will begin with a visit from an astronaut, followed by an exciting day filled with hands on activities to help our students explore space and beyond. Our festivities will take us into the night with a Star Party and rocket launch.
Organization Type: Elementary School
We expect 850 student participants for this event.

Jun. 14th, 2010

VA

United States

Conway Elementary School
carrenolo@staffordschools.net

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