Crew prepares for the trip, loading food for a week. Ms Buthlay and I are inching our way to the summit. Above tree line and the work begins! Digging out the weather equipment on route! @MWObs@lexingtonsuper@EstabrookSchool
Ms. Blackwell-Thompson, NASA's Launch Director - "Decades ago for Apollo 11, there was just one woman in the firing room of 450 men. Today, on launch day for Artemis I, 30 percent of the approximately 100 engineers in the firing room are women." - NYTimes
Happy #PhenomenaFriday! What were the most interesting phenomena you observed this week? Here are some of my faves. I recommend checking out @LearnInPlaces to help students and families notice local phenomena. Read more: https://t.co/y8UTFCOTPe #ngsschat -@SciJeanne
A chance to notice, wonder, and connect with our local surroundings at Lexington Learns Together 2022. Thanks for joining us to explore our Big Backyard! @bbylexma@Lexington_Sci@BridgeSchoolMA @LPS_Planning @lexingtonsuper
Thank you Bianca, Maggie, and Sri, members of 2 Bits and a Byte, the LPS Robotics Team, for building EV3s for us. Our Gr 4 students are excited to begin their design challenges! @Lexington_Sci@lexingtonsuper@LexingtonHSMa @TomMartellone
The sun returned and these G4 students took their solar panels and circuits outside to investigate energy transfers and transformations. Fun to encounter such focus and curiosity!
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BBY was a huge success today! Scientist were able to observe all that nature has to offer in the Fall! Kindergarteners also planted daffodil bulbs. We will observe these bulbs as the seasons change! Big thanks to our parent volunteers! @bbylexma@HarringtonHAWKS ☀️🌷🐾🍃🍂🍄
SCIENTIST ALERT 🚨 Today we observed our classroom caterpillars! These scientists were able to turn & talk and share what they noticed! Kindergarteners used awesome scientific language to describe their thinking! 🐛🦋🔬#LPSHawks@HarringtonHAWKS@LexK5science
Tomorrow, an incredibly rare, once-in-a-lifetime astronomical event is happening! Jupiter will be its closest to Earth since 1963! Along with opposition, it’ll be SO bright, you’ll be able to see its bands and some moons just with binoculars!
This won’t happen again until 2129!