Science Night at South Daytona Elementary
Connor Gately, 5, of South Daytona shows off an animal skull as his brother Kenneth, 7, and father Kenny look on during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
Kyah Coleman, 9, of South Daytona learns how potential energy is converted to kinetic energy with instructor Kristen Quigley, left, during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
Katya Herrera, 7, of South Daytona learns how to manipulate a toy dinosaur with a robotic arm during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
Instructor Erin Moulton shows Alena Delgado, 5, of Port Orange how to power a lightbulb during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
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Connor Gately, 5, of South Daytona shows off an animal skull as his brother Kenneth, 7, and father Kenny look on during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
Kyah Coleman, 9, of South Daytona learns how potential energy is converted to kinetic energy with instructor Kristen Quigley, left, during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
Katya Herrera, 7, of South Daytona learns how to manipulate a toy dinosaur with a robotic arm during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
Instructor Erin Moulton shows Alena Delgado, 5, of Port Orange how to power a lightbulb during Science Night at South Daytona Elementary School on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach hosted the event.
- Randy Barber/staff photographer
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