<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3RUqqD_1H0i8wnj00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3RUqqD_1H0i8wnj00" width="1000" height="712" ><figcaption>Courtesy photo Charlotte Central School sponsored another successful STEM night with people of all ages showing up to experience the thrill of inquiry.</figcaption></figure>On Wednesday, Nov. 4, the Charlotte Central School community gathered in the school gym to enjoy a variety of Science Technology Engineering Mathematics, or STEM, activities and challenges for students and families to try. Activities included a potato chip drop where participants designed a way to keep a potato chip from breaking when dropped; science experiments where students and parents were able to do a hands-on experiment to see what happened; rig-a-ma-jig where guests could build, invent and create with giant building pieces. Seeking toy donationsAs you tackle your fall cleaning, consider giving some previously loved toys a second life.Lizzy Kruger is looking for donations of gently used toys and games to help enrich play opportunities for our students. These materials encourage creativity, imagination, problem-solving and social skills while giving students more ways to learn and play together. Items we’re looking for:<ul><li>animal figures</li><li>dinosaurs</li><li>Matchbox cars</li><li>construction vehicles (small vehicles and larger ones for outdoor play)</li><li>puzzles (20-100 pieces)</li><li>board games suitable for ages 4-8</li></ul>Donations should be clean and in good, usable condition, with all essential pieces included when possible. There will be a blue bin in the Charlotte Central School front vestibule for donations. If you have other ideas, please reach out to Kruger. Every donation is appreciated. </div></body>

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On Wednesday, Nov. 4, the Charlotte Central School community gathered in the school gym to enjoy a variety of Science Technology Engineering Mathematics, or STEM, activities and challenges for students and families to try. Activities included a potato chip drop where participants designed a way to keep a potato chip...

STEM night is chance to work on keeping potato chips unbroken

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On Wednesday, Nov. 4, the Charlotte Central School community gathered in the school gym to enjoy a variety of Science Technology Engineering Mathematics, o

STEM night is chance to work on keeping potato chips unbroken

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