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Missoula High schools students teach children about science

March 22, 2015 /

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Hundreds of families in Missoula turned out for a massive science fair happening this weekend at Big Sky High School.

It’s called the ‘Science Circus’ and it’s a chance for high school students to use their creativity to teach younger kids what they’ve learned in high school physics, chemistry, and biology. They built over 80 different stations.

This is the event’s ninth year.

By Andrea Olson, KECI Reporter, [email protected]

Full Story: http://www.nbcmontana.com/news/high-schools-students-teach-children-about-science/31944302

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