
Calling all young scientists, engineers, and explorers!
Join us for an exciting STEM Night at Clara Barton Elementary School in January 2026 where curiosity comes alive and imagination takes flight.
🧪 What to expect?
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Hands-on experiments and interactive stations
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Student showcases of cool scientific concepts
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Fun challenges in math, science, technology, and engineering
🎨 Bring Something New! Students are encouraged to showcase their own projects—whether it’s a science experiment, a model, a coding creation, or a unique invention. Share your ideas and inspire others!
📅 When & Where Date: (Jan 23rd) Time: 6-7:30 pm Location: [CBE Commons]
✨ Why Come? Because STEM Night is more than just learning—it’s about discovering, creating, and having fun together.
Parents, siblings, and friends are welcome to join the adventure!
- Eligibility: Projects should be completed by individual students or in a team of up to 3 students. Each project should focus on one of the STEM fields: Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics.
- Original Work: The project must be the student’s original work. Assistance from parents or teachers should be minimal, with the student fully understanding and able to explain their project.
- Project Types: Projects can be experiments, models, demonstrations, or investigations.
- Safety Guidelines: Projects must adhere to safety protocols. No hazardous materials, chemicals, or live animals should be used in the project.
- Size Limit: The physical project display should fit within a 3 ft. wide by 2.5 ft. deep area. If your project includes technology or engineering components, make sure all parts are secure and manageable for transport.
- Display Board: A tri-fold display board should be used for presenting the project. It should include the following sections:
- Title: Clear and creative title that reflects the project.
- Purpose or Problem Statement: What are you trying to find out or solve?
- Hypothesis/Objective: A guess or objective of what the outcome might be.
- Materials: A list of all materials used in the project.
- Method/Procedure: Step-by-step instructions of how the project was conducted.
- Data/Results: Include charts, graphs, photos, or tables that show the data collected.
- Conclusion: Summarize what was learned from the experiment or project.
- Presentation: Students must be prepared to present their project to other students teachers and parents. They should be able to explain the process, answer questions, and demonstrate any working models.
- Time Frame: All entries must be submitted by January 20th
- Set-Up: Set up your project at your assigned table at 5:30pm. Ensure all components are functioning, and your display is neatly arranged.
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Take Down: Projects must be removed from the display area by 8:00pm after the fair has ended.
For Questions, email stemnight@clarabartonptsa.org.
Upcoming Events
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