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We Need Your Help! We’re seeking judges for our Annual LCPS Regional Science and Engineering Fair (RSEF) on March 21. For more information: lcps.org/rsef
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5th grade examining the behavior of fruit flies under the microscope with @HHMIJanelia 🔬 @SugarlandES #STEM #BetterTogether – at Sugarland Run, VA
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Calling science and engineering professionals for our 2023 Science Fair! We’re seeking sponsorships and judges for the 41st Annual Loudoun County Regional Science and Engineering Fair (RSEF) on March 22. Find out how to sign up here: lcps.pub/3QO5cpD
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Students in Ms. Stone’s AP Environmental Science class conducted qualitative and quantitative analysis of mystery samples to develop their understanding of soil composition.
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3rd grade learning about the water cycle & the impact of water pollution with Mrs. Blankenship & Mr. Armstrong 💧@SugarlandES @LCPSScience
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1st grade learning about the parts of a plant with Ms. Evans & Ms. Zurlo 🪴 @SugarlandES @LCPSScience
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Students in Mr. Varblow’s AP Physics class are collecting data to identify the terminal velocity of coffee filters. @LCPS_Academies @LCPSScience #research #inquirylearning
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Seasons Investigation day is always a favorite for our scientists 🌎☀️🎉
#futurescientists
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Kindergarten sorting pictures into living & nonliving categories with Ms. Perez 🪴 🦜 @SugarlandES @LCPSScience
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2nd grading testing the strength of multiple paper towel brands using the scientific method 👩🏽🔬👨🏿🔬 @SugarlandES @SeveroSchool @LCPSScience – at Sugarland Run, VA
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@LCPS_Academies engineering students did a test flight yesterday of their high altitude balloon and student-designed and constructed sensors. During next week’s flight, science students will add biological experiments to the payload. @LCPSOfficial @LCPScte @LCPSScience
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Today in 5th grade science, we analyzed and interpreted GIS maps to look for patterns in volcanic activity along tectonic plates. We also identified types of rocks found in Virginia and described why based on plate boundaries and landforms. 🪨#sciencerocks @LCPS_GIS @LCPSScience
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This morning @LCPSScience MS Teachers began building integrated CS curriculum docs. @MathFraser facilitated the morning w/ "Birthday Boy" @mikespeidel @tracymatthews_ @georgia_tsin @kewteach. Thank you @regratz87 & @AbbySpessard for supporting the #CSforLCPS team today!!!
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Great resource for all @LCPSScience Life Science and Biology teachers that have student grapple with the question, "Are viruses alive?"
sciencenews.org/article/viru…
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Here's a great shot from the @GreenwayRt267 Eagle Camera of the nesting pair sprucing up their home. We're excited to have @LCPSOfficial students and families help name the duo right around the time eggs are laid. @LCPSScience @loudounwildlife @Loudoun_Nature
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A live feed can be seen on the @GreenwayRt267
Eagle Cam website. @LCPSOfficial students will have the opportunity to name the eagles as we track the nest building, egg laying and incubation, hatching, and fledging processes.
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dullesgreenway.com/eagle-cam…
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This is a great graphic from the @USFWS
about when we might expect major events in the nesting, egg laying, hatching, and fledging process to take place.
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Great documentary by @jayhamilton about the @GreenwayRt267 Eagle Cam.
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youtube.com/watch?v=7tSmNSHa…
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Great clip on adaptations of my childhood favorite, the jaguar.
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Curious about how a wild cat's bite became so strong? Learn about the jaw adaptations of ancestral cats that help jaguars take down giant caiman reptiles in this video from NATURE: The Story of Cats. (Grades: 6-12) to.pbs.org/3AVZuKf


































