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Curious minds challenged at North Merrick STEM Night

Curious minds challenged at North Merrick STEM Night
Curious minds challenged at North Merrick STEM Night

Through a plethora of games and activities, students from throughout the North Merrick School District gathered at Harold D. Fayette School to challenge their minds during STEM Night on Nov. 14. 


North Merrick students of all ages were greeted with enticing interactive stations that were sure to meet the interests of any participator. Some required collaboration, such as suspending a marshmallow atop a tower of uncooked spaghetti. Independent creativity was also expressed through making paper crafts and slime. Putting their coding skills to the test, students designed instructions that made a small robot move around the room. Friends had a great time joining together for the special night, which was organized by North Merrick SEPTA and hosted by WINGS teacher Mara Karfinkel.  
 

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  • Fayette
  • Old Mill

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The image shows a group of people, some of whom appear to be students, gathered in what looks like a classroom or educational setting. In the foreground, a man is interacting with a young woman, while in the background, other individuals are engaged in various activities.
The image shows a group of young people standing in a hallway, with a large blank canvas on a table in the foreground.
A small blue toy car sits on the floor in the foreground, while a group of people, including children, are seated at tables in the background.
A group of young students sitting around a table, engaged in an activity involving colorful objects and toys.