HSU Educational Foundation – Family Fun Hands-On Science Day at the HSU STEM Range learning about Fossilization and Adaptation!

Join the HSU Educational Foundation as we learn about pre-historic creatures and scientists study them at this Family Science Day on Saturday, January 22nd at the HSU STEM Range. Each month 3rd to 5th grade participants and their families will explore STEM skills using hands-on experiences. Participants investigate, analyze and interpret scientific data during each session. These experiences focus on the study of environmental science interwoven with all other fields of science.

January session topic: Fossilization and Adaptation – Amazing creatures once walked on the same ground we do, and even though they are long gone they left behind clues to what life was once like. Investigate and explore how animals have adapted to changing environments and figure out how scientists know so much about animals they have never actually seen before.

Special thanks to our workforce development sponsors for this program Gulf Power and Boeing!

This event will be held from 9am until noon at the HSU STEM Range 10,000 square foot pavilion located at 7396 Bill Lundy Road in Laurel Hill – 8 miles from the Crestview Airport.

• Please bring a water bottle and snack for the family.
• Wear closed toe shoes and long pants.
• Let us know if you are unable to walk 900 feet from the parking check in area to the pavilion over the uneven ground at the Range. Transportation can be arranged if needed.

Questions? Contact: support@hsu-foundation.org