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Provo Peaks hosts annual PTA STEM Night for students and families

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Provo Peaks families participated in an annual PTA STEM Night featuring hands-on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics activities. The event included interactive stations such as rocket launching, robotics, and coding.

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  • Students engaged in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through interactive stations.
  • Activities included rocket launching, robotics, coding, and Hot Wheels track testing.
  • Community partners BYU and UVU contributed knowledge and activities to the event.
  • The event focused on hands-on learning and collaborative exploration for families.

Provo Peaks families participated in an annual PTA STEM Night featuring hands-on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics activities, according to a November 6 report.

Students and families moved through various stations to engage in interactive demonstrations and problem-solving exercises.

The event included activities such as launching rockets, building and testing Hot Wheels tracks, and experimenting with hands-on science activities. Students also explored robotics, coding, and math puzzles.

Creative experiences were also available, including art inspired by bioluminescent sea creatures. The event provided opportunities for students to ask questions and learn through experimentation.

The event was organized by the PTA with support from community partners BYU and UVU. Teachers, staff, and volunteers assisted in preparing the activity stations.

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