AB PIP STEM NewsSave the date for DiscoverSTEM 2015 Monday, November 2, 2015 from 6:00-8:30pm at ABRHS Cafeteria DiscoverSTEM is a showcase of interactive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math activities for students in grades 7 through 12 plus adults. During the Open House, engineers, scientists and techies team up with student volunteers to showcase products, services, ideas and inventions and share their passion and knowledge for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Find out more.2014-20155th Grade MARKET MATH MANIAThank you for attending Market Math Mania on Wednesday February 4, 2015 The Winner of the Cheese Ball Puff Estimation Contest was Adam Arthur. The actual number was 336, and Adam estimated 350! Adam will receive an AB PIP STEM t-shirt. We will contact the winner to make arrangements to deliver your prize. Thanks for attending FAMILY MATH GAME Night K-12 on Wednesday,
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When: Thursday October 16, 2014 Time: 2:30pm–3:45pm Location: Nara Park (new location because of rain) Price: FREE For: Children of all ages, accompanied by an adult Info: Read the flyer Pre-registration required. Limit: 20 children. Computer Science Education Week![]() 2014 3rd Grade Market Math![]() 2014 5th Grade Market MathDuring this year's Market Math event at Roche Bros. Supermarket in Acton, 5th graders participated in a Pretzel Estimation Contest. The pretzel nugget count from the 5th Grade Market Math Estimation Contest was 474. Congratulations to Riley Smith for her winning estimate of 450!
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| 2014-2015 STEM Pictures2014 ABRHS Science Family NightAB PIP STEM supports the Science Family Night hosted by the ABRHS Science Teams. Every November, the ABRHS Science, Environthon, iGEM and Resource Force Teams invite elementary school children to the high school for fun, interactive science activities. Below are pictures from the 2014 Science Family Night.
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