by Emily May | Jun 6, 2019 | Colorado, Locations, News, STEM Experiments & Activities
Image courtesy of CBS4 Denver. How do you keep your kids entertained and engaged over the summer with educational activities? This may be an easy task for some, but most parents get a little stressed about the idea of having children around for an extra 8-9 hours each...
by Paige Barnes | May 20, 2019 | EDAP Winners, News
Bella Xu was one of our 2019 EDAP Winners. Bella is finishing her sophomore year at Clements High School in Sugar Land. Her passion for math started when she was in elementary school. Over the years, she has participated in many math competitions and achieved several...
by ehaggstrom | Sep 22, 2018 | Colorado, News, STEM News
DENVER, CO – Gathered in front of East High School in Denver, children, parents, teachers and families joined Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the Consumer Energy Education Foundation (CEEF), and over 65 organizations from across Colorado at the second annual Energy...
by ehaggstrom | Aug 24, 2018 | Colorado, News
Energy Day is Saturday, September 22 from 11 to 4 at East High School in Denver!!! But wait, what the heck is Energy Day? Well, this free family event started in Houston seven years ago to show students just what it meant to have a job in the energy industry. Instead...
by Paige Barnes | Feb 14, 2018 | News
Here’s a fun Valentine’s Day puzzle for you. A Hungarian artist has created some puzzles of hidden images, and this one hides a heart among the elephants. Can you find it?
by Paige Barnes | Jan 12, 2018 | Houston, News, STEM News
Webster defines a mentor as an experienced and trusted adviser. Did/do you have one? Most of us would answer yes. Think about the importance of that person in your life. Now think about how you could be that person to someone else. Some may think they are not...
