Family STEAM Night draws over 300 for learning activities

  • Canyon Quaschnick practices building a marble run.
    Canyon Quaschnick practices building a marble run.
  • Canyon Quaschnick practices building a marble run. Learning about fingerprinting are (l-r) Harper Biegler, Raelyn Quaschnick, Nerishca Weldon, and Vianey Weldon as mom Bianca Wiedmer looks on.
    Canyon Quaschnick practices building a marble run. Learning about fingerprinting are (l-r) Harper Biegler, Raelyn Quaschnick, Nerishca Weldon, and Vianey Weldon as mom Bianca Wiedmer looks on.
  • What floats and what doesn’t? L-r Lakyn Lindskov, Joey Kraft, Elsie Maher, and Blake Booth figure it out.
    What floats and what doesn’t? L-r Lakyn Lindskov, Joey Kraft, Elsie Maher, and Blake Booth figure it out.
  • Nevaeh Fernandez and Claire O’Leary of the TLHS Native American Club serve up supper for Max and Naomi Goldade at the America 250-themed Family Night at Timber Lake School on March 24.
    Nevaeh Fernandez and Claire O’Leary of the TLHS Native American Club serve up supper for Max and Naomi Goldade at the America 250-themed Family Night at Timber Lake School on March 24.
  • Thea Eigelaar learns how a magnet held under a paper plate moves a paper clip on top of the plate.
    Thea Eigelaar learns how a magnet held under a paper plate moves a paper clip on top of the plate.
    Eighty percent of Timber Lake elementary students attended the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) Family Night event on March 24 with 370 people in attendance.Black Hills Special Services Cooperative brought the STEAM activities, and many student and adult volunteers helped as well.Here are the prize winners from the event: Coloring Contest ...

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