Tuesday, January 31st, 2023: It was Kindergarten's turn to roll on to Caz Sports Bowl and Strike up some fun! Syracuse Academy of Science kindergarteners, teachers, and even some parents had a blast learning about forces and motion and just getting out of the classroom for some fun. Thanks, Caz Sports Bowl, for hosting us again!

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Tuesday, February 7th, 2023: It doesn't HAVE to be a snowman! Each month, Syracuse Academy of Science elementary sends home projects for students to complete with their families. The projects are voluntary but encouraged so we can all glimpse each student’s family culture, traditions, and stories. We had some fun with January’s project! Families were tasked with taking an ordinary snowman outline and turning it into something else. 

Take a look at the “Disguise a Snowman” family project. Thank you to all the families that participated!

Monday, January 6th, 2023: Syracuse Academy of Science 4th graders are making food sculptures out of toilet paper! The artists added color, details, and decorations to their masterpieces.

Sculpture teaches students to think beyond the flat 2nd dimension and bring real-life problem-solving into their artwork. Sculpting also aids in developing observational skills. Students will learn how to watch the world in full detail. They will be more considerate in looking at each part of an object. Besides learning sculpture, scholars will learn to picture the world more realistically.

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