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Worcester Prep students explore scientific slime
Sophomore Josh Willey of Milton works with kindergartner Benjamin Holloway of Ocean City, Md. SOURCE SUBMITTED
January 19, 2015
Worcester Prep kindergartner Mia Jaoude of Lewes admires the beautiful slime she created. SOURCE SUBMITTED
Worcester Prep sophomore Jonathan Ruddo of Berlin, Md., guides kindergartner Anna Mumford of Fenwick Island through directions for creation of slime.
Worcester Prep kindergartner Mario Dahr of Lewes has fun working with sophomore Davis Taylor of Lewes on the super science slime project. SOURCE SUBMITTED
Worcester Prep Grade 10 biology students, under the direction of teacher Jenn Corron, recently conducted observations in science with Cathy Auxer’s and Tracey Berry’s kindergarten students.
The sophomores and kindergartners worked together to make their own version of scientific slime. With help from the older students, the kindergartners followed a recipe, measured ingredients, and mixed colors.
The kindergartners took their slimy science projects home to talk to their parents about their super school day with Corron’s Upper School students.
