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STEAM Night Promotes Hands-On Learning

The evening was full of hands-on science, math and engineering stations.

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Students constructed towers made out of plastic cups. (Courtesy of the Sachem Central School District)
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Students built structures using only toothpicks and gummy bears. (Courtesy of the Sachem Central School District)
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Hiawatha Elementary School students hitched a ride around the gymnasium in a machine built by the Sachem High School Robotics team. (Courtesy of the Sachem Central School District)

Press release from the Sachem Central School District:

Feb. 11, 2023

Hiawatha Elementary School students and their families participated in STEAM Night on Feb. 7. The evening was full of hands-on science, math and engineering stations.

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Students created marble tracks, pyramids out of plastic cups, toothpick structures, Play-Doh fractions and built with Legos. The Sachem High School Robotics Team, made up of students from East and North, gave the younger students and their parents a glimpse into the district’s robotics program. One of the highlights of the evening was the remote-controlled robot that pulled students around the gym in a cart.

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