Girls will explore at Clyde school

Any girl (grades 5 through 8) interested in exploring the world of science and entering can come join the fun, make new friends, and investigate science through Project G.S.I. (Girl Science Investigation).

This is a free event taking place Saturday, September 15, at St. John's School, West DeZeng Street, Clyde from 8:30 to 12:30.

Throughout the morning, the girls will: Engage in Engineering, hosted by RITs WE (Women in Engineering), by exploring circuits and analyzing electric potential; have Phun with Physics through reactions, speed, and collisions while discovering the fun of putting physics into action; learn about Backyard Biology/Environmental Science, hosted by the local Montezuma Audubon Center, by exploring the world around them and how each can help make the world a better place; participate in Creative Chemistry where they will be concocting and creating with reactions and experimentations!

Girls should bring a sense of adventure and enthusiasm! Limited spots available.

Contact Jennifer via e-mail, gsi-07@hotmail.com

or phone, 315.365.3194, leaving girl's name, contact phone number and/or e-mail, grade, and school district. Reservations will be accepted up to Sept. 8.

This is a Girl Scout Gold Award Project. This award symbolizes outstanding accomplishments in leadership, community service, career planning, and personal development, and is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Participants need not be Girl Scouts to attend.

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