The elementary audience ooohed and awwed as the high school scientists performed experiments that created loud noises, made dry ice glow and fog, and made elephant toothpaste emerge from a glass tube. The assembly was directed by Glencoe science teacher Sue Weidkamp. It was held to celebrate For the Love of Science Week. After the assembly, Jackson students returned to classrooms where they participated in a series of grade-level activities led by GHS students. Demonstrating how a cushioned landing helps the egg to not break.
Student carefully holds the dry ice with protective gloves.
Student demonstrates how to make elephant toothpaste.