Girls Learn Science Through Glass at GlassRoots

 GIRLS STEAM DAY is a five-hour glass experience for girls, 6th -12th grade, to experience elements of Earth Science and Visual Art using fire and glass!  Your students will:

• experience elements of volcanoes (like hot lava) using 2000° molten glass  
• make “Pele’s Tears” – a teardrop shaped “lava” that they’ll string into a glass necklace
• create beads to understand gravity and viscosity – and make more wearable art!
  
• And More!

Only 25 spots available each day!  Pre-registration required at least one week prior to date.

Participants choose one session:

Wednesday, March 23, 2016  9 am to 3pm        OR      Saturday, April 23, 2016 9am to 3pm 
GlassRoots in Newark, 10 Bleeker Street (btw. Halsey & Washington Streets)

FREE with pre-registration (required at least one week prior to date.)

RSVP: Call Jenny Pollack at 973.353.9555 or email jpollack@glassroots.org

GlassRoots’ goal is to build a supportive, creative environment, in which teachers/staff and artists work together to offer students new knowledge and experience in the arts. We teach skills, techniques and concepts in glassmaking while building students’ self-confidence and self-expression.  Our programs require students to collaborate, think critically and creatively.  GlassRoots will customize workshops that fit your needs as well NJ Core Curriculum Content Standards. 

​This program made possible by The Jewish Women’s Foundation of New Jersey.

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