What happens when you mix cups, pine cones, and a dash of curiosity? You get a packed house at Trinity Elementary!
Over 120 families participated in an evening of hands-on discovery. From kindergarteners to second graders, our young scientists explored everything from engineering to ecology across two high-energy sessions.
Families competed to build the tallest towers using only cups and popsicle sticks. 
Students crafted bird feeders with SunButter and planted fresh herbs like cilantro and basil to take home. 
We made custom lava lamps while learning about density and chemical reactions. From coding with Bee-Bots to solving complex tiling puzzles and strategy games, the "A" and "M" in STEAM were on full display! 
A Huge Thank You!
The night wouldn't have been possible without our lead volunteer, engineer Omer Uzun, our amazing high school student volunteers, and Healthy Yards of New Rochelle for teaching us why our local pollinators are so important. 
Congratulations to our Estimation Station winners who took home binoculars and mouse robots! 
