WAYNESFIELD, OH (WLIO) - 5th graders at Waynesfield-Goshen Local Schools were introduced to the world of STEM.
For more information, you can visit their website at https://www.rhodesstate.edu/.
Thanks to the Rhodesology To Youth programs and the Rhodes State Mobile Lab partnership, the college can bring the latest technology to rural community schools. Wednesday, the elementary students went through five stations where they did hands-on activities, such as creating slime, while also battling it out with the battlebots.
Elementary students went through five stations where they did hands-on activities, such as creating slime, while also battling it out with the battlebots.
"We do kindergarten through 12th grade. Today at Waynesfield, we're just doing kindergarten through 5th grade, and we kind of do intermingling a little bit. So, with our kindergarten and first graders, there are a couple of things that are a little more advanced for them, so we brought out a slime or our squishy circuits, just something a little more hands-on that is age-appropriate," said Ashley Hunter, Rhodes State College.
Thanks to the Rhodesology To Youth programs and the Rhodes State Mobile Lab partnership, the college can bring the latest technology to rural community schools.
Coming up on November 2, 2024, Rhode State College will be holding a welding boot camp for grades 9 through 12 with free enrollment. For more information, you can visit their website at https://www.rhodesstate.edu/.
