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Family Science Nights

Family Science Nights

These are organizations based in the Bay Area of California that can be hired to be part of your family STEAM night.

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Provider Name Resource Link Provider Location Abstract
Julia Robinson Mathematics FestivalMath FestivalsMath Festivals help students build confidence, joy, and a sense of belonging around math. At a Math Festival, students and families explore a variety of hands-on, play-based math puzzles and games. 1) Hire JRMF 2) Purchase a Kit 3) Use our free DIY guides
Mount Diablo Astronomical SocietyAstronomy NightWalnut CreekThey will gladly organize an astronomy night for your school, youth group, or other community organization. Members volunteer their time and their telescopes to bring the Universe to you. They can also provide knowledgeable speakers and activities on various astronomy topics either in a classroom/meeting setting or in conjunction with a night at the telescopes. All of programs are no-cost, but donations to help offset our printing and outreach expenses are excepted. A few requirements if you would like a night with the telescopes. For example, the stars and faint celestial objects are best viewed without a full moon, and at a site with access to a fair portion of the sky, minimal artificial lighting, and easy access for setting up our telescopes. Please give yourself ample time to organize and publicize, and for us to staff, your event. Lastly, we want to make sure we can accommodate the size of your group.
The LawrenceScience Festivals at Your SchoolBerkeleyInvestigate, experiment, and problem solve, as you explore our festivals’ 10–12 tabletop stations, which feature mobile exhibits designed by the Hall. Festivals are great for groups of 40–150 at your site. Topics Include: "Phenomenal Physics" and "Environmental Detectives: A Murky Mystery" and "Build, Engineer, Invent!" and "Build, Engineer, Invent “Junior”"
The LawrenceScience Shows at Your SchoolBerkeleyDazzling science presentations feature large-scale demonstrations and lots of audience participation. Science shows are held virtually or at your site for groups of up to 300, grades K–8. Show Topics Include: "Shocking Nature of Wildfires" and "Solids, Liquids, and Gases"

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