Sussex Academy student Maria Reynosa-Miguel tries her hand at the roll and race game during the elementary science and math night April 30. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Sussex Academy student Axel De La Rosa Lopez, left, guesses the number of Hershey kisses in the jar as his mother Guadalupe Lopez observes.
Sussex Academy students Anastassia Duke, left, and Kennedy Savage play fact fluency bingo during the elementary science and math night April 30.
Sussex Academy students Abby Greenberg, left, and Sophia Greenberg enjoy time together at the annual science and math night April 30.
Sussex Academy student Vinny Fusco operates a robot designed by members of the high school Computer Science Honor Society.
Sussex Academy student Maria Reynosa-Miguel tries her hand at the roll and race game during the elementary science and math night April 30. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Sussex Academy student Axel De La Rosa Lopez, left, guesses the number of Hershey kisses in the jar as his mother Guadalupe Lopez observes.
Sussex Academy students Anastassia Duke, left, and Kennedy Savage play fact fluency bingo during the elementary science and math night April 30.
Sussex Academy students Abby Greenberg, left, and Sophia Greenberg enjoy time together at the annual science and math night April 30.
Sussex Academy student Vinny Fusco operates a robot designed by members of the high school Computer Science Honor Society.
Sussex Academy elementary school students participated in a number of hands-on activities during the annual science and math night April 30.
Field experts from the Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute and Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control brought displays and artifacts students were invited to hold and explore, and members of Sussex Academy’s Computer Science Honor Society designed robots specifically for younger students to operate.
Elementary and high school teachers hosted science- and math-related activities, including creating UV bracelets, and fun math games including fact fluency bingo, roll and race, and Crazy 8s.
Students also displayed entries they created for the Upcycled Art Contest under this year’s theme of Animals That Fly.
Sussex Academy is a tuition-free, public charter K-12 school in Georgetown.
Sussex Academy student Maria Reynosa-Miguel tries her hand at the roll and race game during the elementary science and math night April 30. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Sussex Academy student Axel De La Rosa Lopez, left, guesses the number of Hershey kisses in the jar as his mother Guadalupe Lopez observes.
Sussex Academy students Anastassia Duke, left, and Kennedy Savage play fact fluency bingo during the elementary science and math night April 30.
Sussex Academy students Abby Greenberg, left, and Sophia Greenberg enjoy time together at the annual science and math night April 30.
Sussex Academy student Vinny Fusco operates a robot designed by members of the high school Computer Science Honor Society.Event Details :
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