Inborden STEAM Academy’s 5th Graders Embark on an Educational Adventure

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Roanoke Rapids, NC — April 21, 2023

An atmosphere of excitement and curiosity filled the air as the Center for Energy Education (C4EE) welcomed a group of enthusiastic 5th graders from Inborden STEAM Academy. The day was one of exploration, engagement, and creative expression—a testament to the power of hands-on learning and the potential for education to inspire young minds. ________________________________________________________

The center was abuzz with energy as the 5th graders from Inborden STEAM Academy arrived for a day of discovery. The excitement was palpable—a reflection of the center’s commitment to providing engaging educational experiences that leave a lasting impact on students. ______________________________________________________________

The visit wasn’t just a glimpse into the world of clean energy and sustainability—it was an immersive experience that ignited curiosity. The students were treated to a tour of the facility, a journey that unraveled renewable energy, solar panels, and the importance of sustainable practices in our daily lives. ___________________________________

The day took an artistic turn as the students participated in the Environmental Art Contest. With creativity as their guide, they crafted artistic expressions that highlighted the beauty of nature and the significance of protecting our environment—a true embodiment of the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) philosophy. ______________________________________________________________

Education met physical activity as the students engaged with the center’s physical fitness stations. The combination of learning and movement ensured that the visit was not just informative but also a lot of fun. It’s a testament to the center’s commitment to holistic learning experiences that engage both the mind and body. __________

Learning took on a delectable twist as the students delved into the world of soil layers through a hands-on activity. The creation of delicious dirt cups served as a tactile representation of the layers that make up the earth’s surface—a delicious lesson in geology that engaged their senses and tastebuds.

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