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Addison Elementary District 4 hosts a night of science fun

Addison Elementary District 4 recently held its annual "Science Fun Night," inviting local scientists and science teachers to come out to Indian Trail Junior High School and teach students and their families all about different facets of science.

Each scientist puts on a different, hands-on experiment for students and families to participate in, ranging from learning about animals in our nearby forest preserve, building a functional kaleidoscope, and studying air speed velocity through creating homemade parachutes.

Students try out experiments during the annual "Science Fun Night" at Indian Trail Junior High School. The March 9 event was hosted by Addison Elementary District 4 and the Addison Council PTA. Courtesy of Addison Elementary District 4

Fermilab's Jerry Zimmerman, "Mr. Freeze," put on a large-scale experiment for a gymnasium full of families.

The March 9 event was hosted by the school district and the Addison Council PTA. They want to thank all of the volunteers, sponsors, families, and students for making this event a success.

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