On September 27, 2023, the students of Irma Marsh Middle School embarked on an exciting field trip to the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History as part of their STEM program. The day was filled with wonder and discovery as these young minds delved into the world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The museum's exhibits captivated their imagination, providing hands-on experiences and interactive learning opportunities.
Among the highlights of the trip were visits to the "DinoLabs" exhibit, where students witnessed life-sized dinosaur skeletons and had the chance to compare their heights to those of real dinosaurs. The "Innovation Studios" sparked their creativity, as they engaged in various engineering challenges, from building structures to designing light up artwork. In the "Energy Blast" exhibit, students explored the principles of energy, from wind turbines to solar power. This field trip helped continue to ignite a passion for STEM subjects and showcased the practical applications of these fields in our daily lives. The students of the IMMS STEM program left the museum with a deeper appreciation for science and a sense of wonder that will undoubtedly inspire their future pursuits in the STEM field.
