Elementary STEM Day

Palmyra High School students from STEM Club, National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, and Key Club spent the day in all four elementary buildings leading hands‑on STEM experiences for every second‑grade class, guiding students through engaging stations that included building chain‑reaction designs with kinetic sticks, strengthening number sense through math games, exploring early coding concepts by observing how Roly Polies follow patterns in nature, and making Oobleck to investigate how a non‑Newtonian fluid can behave like both a solid and a liquid, creating a day filled with curiosity, collaboration, and meaningful connections between our high school mentors and young learners.