Join STEMEPA Philadelphia at St. Thomas Aquinas for an engaging, hands-on science event to introduce students to the biology and chemistry behind Earth's most valuable resource: water.
Philadelphia STEMEPA's uniquely created curriculum and event to introduce students to the biology and chemistry behind water.
Kid-friendly presentation on water molecules, polarity, and hydrogen bonds
Penny Challenge exploring surface tension and water's cohesive properties
Hands-on demonstrations of adhesion, gravity, and capillary action
Connect water science to biology, ecosystems, and everyday life
We begin with a concise, visual presentation that breaks down the fundamentals of water science in a kid-friendly, interactive format filled with real-world examples.
This introductory slideshow is designed to be engaging and accessible, using visual aids and real-world examples that make complex concepts easy to understand for young minds.
All materials needed for the experiments will be provided by STEMEPA. Students just need to bring their curiosity!
By the end of the event, students will be able to:
Philadelphia STEMEPA Chapter
Elementary and middle-grade students
60–75 minutes
Free
Hosted by: STEMEPA Philadelphia Volunteers & STEM Instructors
Bring science to life with STEMEPA's most interactive water workshop yet! Spots fill quickly—reserve yours today!
Group leaders and teachers can sign up multiple students. Registration link coming soon!