| Event ID: | 89698 |
| Contact Name: | STEM SCHOOL |
| Contact Email: | stem-gdiploma@msc.edu.sa |
| Contact Phone: | 00966538923333 |
| Organization: | Al-Motaqdimah School for Smart Learning |
| Event Web Site: | http://msc.edu.sa |
| Dates: | 4th October 2024 to 10th October 2024 |
| Physical Event: | Yes |
| Type: | Public |
| Start/End Type: | Both Starts and Ends During WSW |
| Country: | Saudi Arabia |
| State/Province: | riyadh |
| City: | riyadh |
| Address: | Moghrazat |
| Location: | 24.7136° N, 46.6753° E |
| Event Name: | Space and Sustainability |
| Event Description: | Introduction Last week, our school held an exciting and educational Space Week celebration, engaging students from grades 1 through 12. The event aimed to inspire curiosity about space, encourage participation in STEM activities, and offer hands-on learning experiences. The week was filled with numerous activities, STEM projects, and space models that captivated the students and created a memorable learning experience. Activities Overview Throughout Space Week, students participated in various space-related activities tailored to their grade levels. These activities ranged from fun and interactive games for younger students to more advanced STEM projects for the older ones. 1. Grades 1-4: • Astronaut Dress-up: Students dressed up as astronauts, learning about space gear and how astronauts live and work in space. • Solar System Crafts: Creative solar system models were made using materials like clay and paper, helping the younger students understand the planets’ order and key characteristics. • Space Storytime: Engaging stories about space exploration and astronauts were shared, sparking imagination and excitement among the students. 2. Grades 5-8: • Rocket Building Competition: Students designed and launched their own small rockets using paper, plastic bottles, and other household materials. They learned about propulsion and aerodynamics. • Space Trivia Quiz: A fun and competitive space-themed quiz was conducted, testing students’ knowledge of space facts, famous astronauts, and space missions. • Interactive Planetarium Show: An on-site planetarium was set up, where students experienced the wonders of the night sky, learning about stars, constellations, and distant galaxies. 3. Grades 9-12: • STEM Projects: Students undertook more advanced STEM projects such as building model satellites, space rovers, and designing mission plans for hypothetical Mars explorations. • Guest Lectures: Space scientists and engineers were invited to give talks on space technology, exploration, and future possibilities in the space industry. • Space Technology Expo: A showcase of student-made space models, including 3D-printed rockets, robotics used in space, and virtual space exploration tools. STEM Projects and Models One of the highlights of Space Week was the display of STEM projects and models created by students. Each grade contributed unique projects related to space science: • Grade 1-4 students created colorful, scale models of the solar system. • Grade 5-8 students showcased mini rockets, demonstrating the principles of physics and engineering. • Grade 9-12 students displayed advanced projects, including robotic rovers, 3D-printed lunar bases, and presentations on the challenges of interplanetary travel. Student Engagement and Feedback The students thoroughly enjoyed the events, expressing excitement about the interactive nature of the activities. Many students mentioned that they were inspired to learn more about space science and technology. The hands-on experiences, especially the rocket launches and planetarium shows, were met with great enthusiasm. Conclusion Space Week was a resounding success, providing students with an engaging and educational experience. It promoted STEM learning across all grade levels and encouraged students to think creatively and critically about space exploration. The event left a lasting impact, with many students expressing newfound interest in pursuing careers in space science and technology. We look forward to organizing similar events in the future to continue fostering a love for learning and exploration. |
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| Attendance: | 250 |
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