While we’re waiting for the official press release with exact wording, we can’t help celebrating all four of the Baden Academy Science Fair participants and their awards! Summer (with Affects of Bentonite Clay on Daphnia) won the Carnegie Science Award (the only one in all of the 6th graders!), first […]
Category: 2018-19 Research Fellows
We had an exciting day Saturday at the SeaPerch competition. Our Aquatic Robotics fellows interviewed several teams about the problems they overcame to bring their robots to this amazing high school underwater robotics competition. Leaders from our programming and robotics clubs interviewed the high school competitors to learn about their […]
By Alyssa Westrom, Grade 6, Co-leader of the Future Engineers and Co-author of the Engineering Wings to the Sun book. Ten kids went to an amazing technology lab called Harbison Walker where we met with Mr. Glenn McIntyre. We learned more about ceramics and how they are made. The ceramics […]
Three girls team up with “The Geologists” to solve the mystery of the Economy Borough Silver Mine Three students from Baden Academy Charter School wanted to learn more about the legends of silver mines at Economy Park in Beaver County. They read stories on the internet, had heard the ghost stories told […]
The Organized Kids Hamari and Sofia are on hand to find out from Mrs. Scherer and her student Kathryn the importance of a school planner. With 5 simple rules, the girls can teach you how to keep an organized planner. Find out more about the Organized Kids on their website […]
The MG (Molecular Gastronomy) Kids were busy with two different field trips this week! The 6th grade boys traveled to Beaver to learn all about Panna Cotta and the science of milk products with Chef Jason at Biba. The 3rd grade girls traveled to Geneva College to learn about the […]
Baden Academy bravely competes, the youngest team here, at the Future City competition. pic.twitter.com/a4EFfo25Ge — Media Lab (@DrEllenMediaLab) January 19, 2019 pic.twitter.com/2x5p2Lz3XF — Media Lab (@DrEllenMediaLab) January 19, 2019
MG(molecular gastronomy) kids begin to make this amazing treat with liquid nitrogen but are stopped with a warning for everyone about the complications of dragon’s breath, a frozen treat made with at some local fairs and malls.
These two girls were inspired a year and a half ago by an eclipse. They are working hard to inspire you and visit every classroom they can to share their enthusiasm for the sun superheroes who are making new discoveries every day!
Enjoy the newly produced video of our Sustainable Water Team. They toured the Ambridge Water Authority Plant and did a great job putting together all the details, the photos, and even the special effects. This is a labor of love for 4th graders Matthew, Noah, and Sydney with a lot […]