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PLEASE CHECK BACK FREQUENTLY TO SEE NEWLY POSTED EVENTS AS THEY COME IN THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER.
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EVENTEVENT CONTACTAddressDate of eventTime of eventSet-up time beginning at:Special Requets/notes from schools:Information your presenters need to know about the eventNumber of activities
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Eken Park Festival (Eken Park, EAST SIDE)Anna Rue (annarue@gmail.com, (608) 320-9882)Mayer Ave. , MadisonSaturday , August 19, 202312 - 2 pm but flexible (festival runs 11 am - 8 pm)10:00 AM"This is a small neighborhood festival with a strong children's section featuring a number of family-oriented activities and crafts. There are generally a lot of younger children, but all ages circulate through the children's section. We would be really happy to include some science activities for this year's program. ""The main activity space for three festival is in the street (blocked off from traffic) with long tables and chairs, where we will be setting volunteers and groups up for arts and crafts activities, demonstrations, and engagement activities. We are working with a loose theme this year, which is birds, but we welcome any activities that would be enjoyable to kids and families."1 to 3
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PAST EVENTS
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Waunakee Prairie Elementary SchoolJennifer Grosh (jenlee30@hotmail.com, 262-993-2842)700 N. Madison St, WaunakeeThursday, November 10, 20225:30pm - 7pm4:30 PM"Please let me know as experiments/tables come together for the number of tables needed, need for power, and need for outdoor area, so we can set up the space accordingly. ""Family Science Night for the school, aimed at ages Kindergarten through 4th grade. We will have tables set up in the gym (and possibly cafeteria, depending on space needed), and could utilize outdoor space if there are any experiments that need it. "5 to 7
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1What's eating my plants?whatseatingmyplants@gmail.com
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2What's That Rock? alexcsinger@gmail.com
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3Math in Medicine: Calculating and Coding a Healthier Worldralcock@wisc.edu
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4Candy Science: how rock and cotton candy candy are made kebrockman@wisc.edu
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5Do you always believe what you see?mmfreund2@wisc.edu
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6Madison West Rocket Clubckamke@madison.k12.wi.us
Request table to work, table to display and 60 ft hallway to launch paper rockets.
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7UW-Madison Geneticssllove2@wisc.edu
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8Aldo Leopold Nature Center - Skins, Skulls, & Scat and Living Locketssarah@aldoleopoldnaturecenter.orgTwo tables please
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9Chem E in the Community-Plastic Recyclingandrew.greenberg@wisc.edu
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10Biology Outreach Clubboc.wisc@gmail.com
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Glenn Stephens ElementaryWes Marner (wmarner@morgridge.org, 608-695-2048)120 S. Rosa Rd, MadisonFriday, February 10, 20236:15 pm - 7:30 pm6:00 PMSpanish speakers are especially appreciated! We can provide cafeteria tables and electricity.This is a family science night in the school gym. We are hoping to have exploration stations from scientists to augment the science projects that are presented by the elementary students.8 to 10
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1Discovery Connectionsjbuckner@morgridge.orgUse the Force!
Exploration of how magnets share force and how our lives are affected daily. Current research lead by the Severson lab on UW-Madison Campus.
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2UW-Madison Astronomy Clubastronomyclubofficers@gmail.com
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3Madison West Rocket Clubckamke@madison.k12.wi.usPneumatic Rockets
Participants can construct paper rockets and launch them in a hallway
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4UW Madison GSFLC Outreach Committeestoutland@wisc.eduElectromagnets and alginate worms
Make electromagnets with wire and batteries and explore polymers by making colorful jelly
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Henderson Elementary School (EAST SIDE)Megan Woodward (mwoodward2@madison.k12.wi.us, 608-516-8899)1201 Tompkins Drive, MadisonMonday, February 27, 20234:15pm - 5:15pm3:15 AMWe will be in the gym and have long rectangular lunch tables for each stationFamilies will join us for a stations-based event to engage adults and students in learning together.5 to 7
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1Madison West Rocket Clubckamke@madison.k12.wi.us
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2Aldo Leopold Nature Centersarah@aldoleopoldnaturecenter.org
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3What's Eating My Plants?
zayasrivera@wisc.edu / whatseatingmyplants@gmail.com
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4Graduate Women In Sciencebnwalton@wisc.edu
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Food Science Students Gummy Bear experiment
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North Freedom Elementary School (NEW FREEDOM, WI)Karen Disch (chefdisch@gmail.com, 815-546-4680)500 N. Maple St., North Freedom, WI 53951Tuesday, March 14, 202312:00pm - 3:00pm11:30 AMEnglish speaking student body of 113 students K-5th grade; event will be in our school gymNF Parents Group is hosting first Science STEM Fair and we are hoping to have 8-10 booths of various science activities for students to migrate through.8 to 10
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Orchard Ridge Elementary School (WEST SIDE)Jessica Warner (jwarner2@madison.k12.wi.us, 608-516-9236)5602 Russett Rd, Madison, WIWednesday, April 5, 20235:00pm - 6:30pmVolunteers can start setting up as early as 3:30 (we have the space reserved from 3:30-7pm)I was looking for a community partner that would be able to help us provide some hands-on science learning opportunities for our students Kindergarten through fifth grade on our next family night. We may partner with another MSCR afterschool program that is from the same school. With our total numbers combined, it could be up to 60 kids and their immediate family/ households. We would appreciate your presence at our next family night event and our students would sure enjoy the opportunity for some unique hands on science learning opportunities. 5 to 10
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VOLUNTEER NAME(S)/GROUP (one line PER activity please)VOLUNTEER EMAIL CONTACTName of TableSupplies Needed that MSCR ORE needs to provide for your group/activity: Any Notes that the event organizers should know?
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1What's That Rock? Geology at Homealexcsinger@gmail.comNeeds a couple tables and electrical outlet
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2Wisconsin Energy Institutelobreglio@wisc.edu"All About Pollinators"Needs a table
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3Madison West Rocket Clubckamke@madison.k12.wi.us
Tables for students to construct paper rockets and a long hallway to launch with air launcher
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4UW Madison GSFLC Outreachdwidner@wisc.edualginate polymers
needs a table and plastic table cloth and paper towels (can get messy)
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5Wisconsin National Primate Research Centerjlenon@primate.wisc.eduAre You Smarter than a Monkey?
Needs one table and a power source. Will supply own power strips and extension cords for microsope and other activity.
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6Stellar Tech Girlsmarina@stellartechgirls.comBalloon Rocket PropulsionNeeds one table
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Lapham - Marquette Elementary (@ Marquette School, EAST SIDE)Erika Hagen (ewarkentien@yahoo.com, 6082357864); Jeremy Cerasac ( jeremycerasac@gmail.com)510 S. Thornton Ave, MadisonTuesday, April 11, 20236:00 - 7:305:30Hosted in the Marquette Elementary / O'Keeffe fieldhouse gymElementary school kids will come to different tables set up in the gymnasium with activities/displays at each station8 to 10
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1Madison East High School Engineering Clubcchin@madison.k12.wi.usMarble Run, Zipline Gliders
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2Friends of the Geology Museumrothdrake@zoho.comDeep Time Line