EYES Workshops For 2012
Workshop Registration is now open.
EYES workshops provide teachers with an opportunity to invite university students to present hands-on science and engineering activities. The 45-minute workshops are prepared for Grades 1 to 8.
The number of workshops available as of April 27, 2012
| Week | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 21-25 | 0 Workshops Available | 0 Workshops Available | 0 Workshops Available | 0 Workshops Available | 0 Workshops Available |
| May 28- June 1 |
6 Workshops Available | 18 Workshops Available | 6 Workshops Available | 12 Workshops Available | 18 Workshops Available |
| June 4-8 | 15 Workshops Available | 6 Workshops Available | 24 Workshops Available | 12 Workshops Available | 3 Workshops Available |
| June 11-15 | 42 Workshops Available | 36 Workshops Available | 15 Workshops Available | 48 Workshops Available | 24 Workshops Available |
| June 18-22 | 0 Workshops Available | 48 Workshops Available | 36 Workshops Available | 54 Workshops Available | 54 Workshops Available |
| June 25-29 | 54 Workshops Available | 48 Workshops Available | 0 Workshops Available | 0 Workshops Available | 0 Workshops Available |
Workshop Fees
The costs is $1.50 per student/workshop. There is a minimum $15.00 charge for each workshop.
Teachers that book workshops will receive our 2012 workshop activities guidebook. The workshop fee includes the cost of all materials and transportation. Fees reflect the number of students in attendance that day.
2012 Workshop Selections
Flubber
Students will be amazed as they create the peculiar substance “flubber” and experience the different states of matter. Recommended for grades 1 & 2.
Static Seekers
Students will try to capture electrons while investigating static electricity. The lucky ones will be able to float objects in the air. Recommended for grades 3 & 4
Body Systems
Students will become their own doctors by finding their blood pressure, heart rate & more. Recommended for grades 5 & 6
Rocket Cars
Students build a car frame which is attached to a rocket that will fire several feet. Recommended for grades 7 &
Angry Bird Engineering
You may have seen the game, but look out when the Angry Bird Engineers enter your room. No pig is safe. Students discover stability and inertia while recreating this popular game.
Click to view our 2012 workshop package.
Request EYES workshops for your classroom!
Registration occurs on a first-come, first-served basis. To request workshops for your school or classroom download a digital registration form and email it to eyes@uregina.ca or print out the paper registration form and fax it 337-3137
Registration Forms:
Digital workshop request form
Paper workshop request form.
Excel files can be emailed to eyes@uregina.ca and paper forms can be faxed 306.337.3137 or mailed to:
EYES
Faculty of Engineering
University of Regina
Regina, SK S4S 4T2
Questions? Call 585-5209
