AIS @ Lockheed Martin Blog

Monday, March 2, 2015

Fwd: AIS: 2014-15 Projects and Sessions

Hello All,

It has been a wonderful year of many good sessions and the Parent's Day event was a huge success (I am sure the kids enjoyed the party the most!).

This year we had over 40+ sessions, thanks to relentless effort on Raj's part in recruiting parent volunteers and others teachers! The list of all presentations is updated in the blog: Presentations

This year, we had about 100 students who submitted their Parents Day projects, including the ones that presented last week at LM. The list is available at: Parents Day Presentations

I also want to thank you all for your generosity and for the thoughtful gift.

Looking forward to a great event for the kids next Saturday at NIST.

Thanks,

Krishna

Friday, February 27, 2015

Session Feb 28th

Folks

We have a great program for you all this Saturday.

We have one or two AIS assistants presenting for 30 minutes.

We have the following children making their Lockheed Martin Parent's Day presentations.

Then we have a party for you organized by Sai and Purvi.

Please come early.

Because Ryan Guernsey has other things to do ( in addition to being a support person for his siblings) he will be making an early presentation around 8:50 AM. His topic is: ""Are Lights in a Parallel Circuit Brighter than in a Series Circuit?"" Sounds like an exciting topic.

The others that will be presenting are below. If you gave me the presentation topics, I misplaced them. If you could send them to me by tomorrow, it would be appreciated.

1. Anjali Natarajan

2. Surya Natarajan

3. Megha Krishnakumar

4. Arjun Samavedam

5. Lauren Guernsey - "What Happens When You Add Dish Soap to Milk?"

6. Eric Guernsey - "How does the Volume of Air in a Balloon Affect the Distance it Travels?"

7. Ryan Guernsey - "Are Lights in a Parallel Circuit Brighter than in a Series Circuit?"

8. Alisha Tomashevsky

9. Anisha Saxena

10. Aditya Khanna

11 Medhini Muralidharan - Cabbage Chemistry

12. Rohin Shah

13. Alex Okun - Does light travel in a straight line?"

11. Christina Martirosova

12. Deepak Menon - which salt is better to melt ice"

13. Arjun Samavedam

14. Sam Joshua David

15. Malaika Koduol (Genevieve)

16. Sakash Khanna

Krishna Samavedam
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Friday, February 20, 2015

Session - Feb 21st

Folks

It is going to be a cold Saturday-but warm inside!! Snow expected –LATE in the afternoon-NOTHING to worry

Please confirm that the following kids will present at LM on the 28^th. For one reason or other you can't present at NIST on March 7^th. They will be spread amongst the different rooms with small groups of people. I believe I may have left out a few names. Please let me know SATURDAY.

1. Anjali Natarajan

2. Surya Natarajan

3. Megha Krishnakumar

4. Eric Guernsey

5. Alisha Tomashevsky

6. Anisha Saxena

7. Aditya Khanna

8. Medhini Muralidharan

9. Rohan Shah

10. Alex Okun

11. Christina Martirosova

12. Deepak Menon

13. Arjun Samavedam

14. Sam Joshua David

We have FOUR great classes for you this Saturday

a. Milk in Motion-(A dynamic Dairy experiment)-A very curious –sounds mysterious-topic

b. Tie-Dye Milk- (AND USE OF SOAP)-Wow-that is INTERESTING!! Also how to Remove FAT and Protein with Dish Soap!!

c. Teeth Rock-Umm-Musical teeth-come find out

d. Money-in your pockets-How to get and use money—a great idea

See you all Saturday

Cheers

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Saturday, February 14, 2015

Session Feb 14

Folks

It is going to be a cold Saturday-but warm inside!!

This email has a few things you should read. Have a warm cocoa in hand, sit back, relax and read please!!

1. PARENT's Day-March 7^th at NIST-Please ensure your kids have completed OR almost completed their projects!

2. After my last email about VISTOR FORMS, I have had a few TRICKLE IN. I NEED ALL of THEM BY COB HIS SATURDAY so that I can send them on to NIST.

3. Kids of parents that registered with me a bit late, WILL DO THEIR PRESENTATIONS AT LOCKHEED On the 28^th. You are all welcome to come to NIST on MARCH 7^th-I will add your NAMES to the LIST I will be sending.

4. PLEASE READ THE NOTE BELOW AND RESPOND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.

"Spend an evening with a Lockheed Martin Engineer!!!

4-H Members ages 11-18, Are you working on a project but just can't get it to work? Are you building a rocket and want advice on how to help it fly higher? Maybe you are working on a robot and can't get it to move in the direction you wanted! Whatever you are working on, if you have a question, here is a chance to talk with an Engineer and maybe find the answer!

On Monday, February 23, Lockheed Martin has invited 4-H Members to spend an evening with a Lockheed Martin Engineer! Come to Lockheed Martin's Headquarters, 6801 Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, and bring your projects and questions with you. The evening begins at 4:30 and runs till 6:00. Lockheed Martin engineers will provide an overview of the field of engineering and then dive into the questions you bring to them.

Space is limited TO 20 KIDS ONLY-let me know if your child wants to go BY THIS SATURDAY NOON: If we get 20 kids, the rest WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GO

5. We have FOUR great classes for you this Saturday

a. ALL ABOUT VACUUM-What is it, where is it, how does it happen, where is it used, Hands on help –Great topic for Children AND a Refresher for Adults!!

b. Pi, Pythagorean theorem and friends-Life, journey and the wonderful numbers with scissors and tape too

c. Satellites - Learn about very first satellite, different types of satellites, orbits, satellite launch, space junk and etc.

d. Genetics and Here-Who are you, what are you, are you like your parents, grandparents, what are genes, play games –GREAT TOPIC