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Students and parents had a wonderful family fun night at Crump Elementary School .
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Ms Anderson Taking Measurements with Mr. Dixon |
Blue Goo |
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Students exhibited their engineering skills for their parents as they built the tallest tower with the pasta. |
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Ms McCondichie and Ms Brooks |
Mom and I Worked Together |
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Mini Olympic games challenged the students to explore different techniques to fly cotton balls, straws, and paper plates to the most desired distance. |
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Mrs. Delancey's Daughter Had Lots Of Fun |
Creativity Abounds At Crump Elementary |
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Making slime was the most popular activity and students experimented to make a bouncing polymer ball. |
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Ms White and Ms Reed Checked Out The Action |
 Ms Rogers
Loves People, Especially Children |
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Students were fascinated to write their names in Braille with lentils. |
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It Was A Real Family Affair |
Let's Work Together |
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Parents appreciated family math and science night activities because they had the opportunity to spend valuable time with their children. |
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We Made An Awesome Double Tower |
Oooey-Gooey Blooey-Gooey |
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| We thank all the parents and teachers for taking time from their busy schedule. Fourth and fifth grade parents received science fair package information. Parents look forward to work with their child's project. More Images From Family Math and Science Night |
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