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Family Science Night will be held on February 7, 2013 from 6-8 PM at Sperreng Middle School. Attendees should RSVP by February 4th with the number of family members attending. Admission requires a consumable item from a provided list that will be used in science labs run by middle school science teachers. The event offers a fun, informal night of family-friendly science activities for all ages.
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Middle School Summer Reading program Information 2013
Family Science Night
- 1. FAMILY SCIENCE NIGHT Save the date for the Sperreng Family Science Night to be held Thursday, February 7, 2013. Doors open at 6:00 PM and activities will continue until 8:00. RSVP with the name and number of family members attending to jroy@lindberghschools or by calling 729-2420 x 2107, by February 4th, to take part in this fun and informal night of family friendly science for all ages. Admission is a consumable item from the list below that we will use in our Science Labs. We will have several lab stations manned by our very own middle school science teachers for you to explore and take part in some wacky and fascinating science! Admission Items: Dixie Cups (small bathroom size) Solo Cups (large) White Vinegar Aluminum foil Table Salt Disinfectant wipes (like Clorox) White paper towels 409 or comparable cleaner Clear plastic cups ( 8 or 12 ounce) Food Coloring Paper Plates Corn Starch White Glue (Elmer's) Glue Sticks Craft Sticks (like Popsicle sticks) Zip Lock type bags (small and large) Baking Soda Rubbing Alcohol Colored Pencils Round Balloons Julie Roy MPER Mentor Science Department Chair Environmental Club Sponsor SSLC Co-Chairperson Sperreng Middle School 314-729-2400 X 2107