CLUB FAQ

STEM Night will be held in the cafeteria. Each club will be assigned a table to set up its club booth (here's a previous floor plan). Your responsibility as a club is to keep the booth running for the duration of the event, with activities, demonstrations, etc. You should also include a display or poster explaining what your club is about.

Club Meeting #1 slides can be found here (after meeting)

The Booth Planning doc can be found here.

If you're missing anything else, or haven't been receiving email updates from us, please don't hesitate to contact us!

We recommend having a poster, an interactive activity, and a non-interactive demonstration for a balanced booth where everyone has something to do. Please be aware that there may be a wide range of ages in attendance and plan accordingly!

The Booth Planning doc is due via email by Wednesday, January 18th.

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List of idea resources:

Here are some ideas from 2020

ScienceBuddies has a huge database of projects, can filter by area

Sciencing has a list organized by age, with high-quality inexpensive experiment ideas

Here's a bunch of science-y crafts

Here's some demos SNHS actually did for last year's STEM Night, they all worked well

Try searching your club email's drive for "idea" or "booth" or "STEM Night", sometimes you can find great ideas from previous years

Pictures from past events can be found under "Previous Years" on this website

STEM Night is open to everyone! We predict there will be a higher number of elementary and middle schoolers, but there will be activities for all ages.