Thanks to ReSET volunteers Meghan O’Donoghue and Mariana Pavon, who led a science program they called “Goo!” at E.L. Haynes Elementary in DC this past term.  They have shared their experiments, which I’ve posted on the ReSET web site at the link below. “Our five week class finished last Tuesday, and I think it went…

From RESET Volunteer Beverly Yett: This is a very cool catalog–great for those doing engineering and physics experiments, Most of the items are not too expensive either. take a look at the catalog and pass it along to all Beverly https://www.arborsci.com/

John Meagher reports: I explained to my 4th graders that it was my first day in the classroom as a science volunteer and asked them how they thought I felt.  After I received the answers “nervous” and “afraid,” to which I truthfully responded “a little bit,” a young student raised his hand and asked “Are…

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ReSET CEO and Founder Harold Sharlin reports:             Today I visited a class of four year olds at CentroNia day care center in Mt. Pleasant in DC.   CentroNia is bilingual.  I had spent 4 one-hour sessions with the day care’s 8 teachers.  We worked on a simple series circuit with a…

In this video, RESET volunteer Ben Rahimi has his third grade students use model cars on a track to demonstrate the conversion of potential to kinetic energy. In the spring 2019 semester, Ben is leading a program at Anacostia’s Excel Academy, the only all-girls public school in Washington DC. RESET once had programs in a…