Science and Math at the 
Fremont Main Library
7- 7:45 pm   Family presentation
Funded by LAM Research, Fremont

Stevenson Ave and Paseo Padre, near Lake Elizabeth, Fremont


All sessions will be held in the Fremont Main Library's Fukaya Room. These are free activities and families are encouraged to attend.


Oct 13, Tuesday Haunting Owls of Fremont
Different owls roam Fremont at night looking for a tasty dinner.  We will look at the life style of owls and their habitat. 
Reading:  Owl Pellet Party
Dec 8, Tuesday Stars and Constellations
Look at the nighttime sky and observe the different patterns.  This helps us to locate areas in the universe. 

Reading:  Constellations, Bear and the Baby

Feb 16, Tuesday Rain or Shine - Exploring Weather

Weather can be predicted if you understand how air moves and how air interacts with large bodies of water and land.  We will look at the water cycle and experiment with water.
Reading:  Weather Lores,  Hippy Drippy

April 13, Tuesday Exploding Volcanoes and Shifting Earthquakes

Volcanoes and earthquake help define how the earth is divided into plates.  This presentation will look at some of these boundaries to see how they form volcanoes and earthquakes.

Reading: Three Earthquake Dolls

June 1, Tuesday Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs were large animals that ruled the world in the Mesozoic.  This presentation will focus on the this time period and look at the different groups. 

Reading:  Going Back through Time with Dinosaurs
 

  LAM RESEARCH has funded 5 programs for the 2009-2010 school year.   If anyone would like to help out with other library program , each evening cost about $350.00.  If interested in helping us get funding please contact us at msn@msnucleus.org

 if you would like to sponsor a library night which would include a show and books for the library
please contact us for more information

Math/Science Nucleus
4074 Eggers Drive, Fremont, California, U.S.A., 94536
 (510) 790-6284 Fax: (510) 790-6089
msn@msnucleus.org