eScience Newsletter - 🔥 Fire 🚀 Rocket and School Program Giveaway

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EXPERIMENT OF THE WEEK
Fire Rocket
A rocket, powered by fire, sounds like fun, right? Jason Lindsey aka "Mr. Science" with Hooked on Science shows the fire rocket, an experiment, you shouldn’t try at home.

HOOKED ON SCIENCE PICK
Circuit Conductor
Circuit Conductor teaches children about electricity, currents, and magnets through fun, imaginative play!

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HOOKED ON SCIENCE GIVEAWAY

School Program Giveaway
Hooked on Science is giving away one school program for the 2018/19 school year. If you are an educator or afterschool professional, click HERE and subscribe to the Hooked on Science eScience Newsletter. Already subscribed, encourage other educators and/or afterschool professionals to subscribe. The more educators and/or afterschool professionals subscribing, the better of a chance your school will have to win the FREE Hooked on Science program. All those that register by April 1st will be entered into a drawing. The winner receives a FREE Hooked on Science program for their current school, which must be used during the 2018/19 school year.

AS SEEN ON TELEVISION
Amazing Science with Kathie Lee and Hoda on Today
Did you watch Jason Lindsey aka “Mr. Science” on America’s most watched morning show, the NBC Today Show. If not, click HERE for Jason’s favorite experiments, from his multiple appearances, on Today.

WHO IS "MR. SCIENCE?"
Jason Lindsey aka “Mr. Science” with Hooked on Science is a STEM certified educator. He's appeared on television stations across America, including the NBC Today Show, getting kids "Hooked on Science." Jason visits hundreds of schools each year inspiring kids to be inquisitive about the world around them and to develop a long-term interest in science. Jason is a STEM professional and brings real-world science connections to schools. When he’s not doing hands-on science programs, you'll discover him doing the weather on television stations across America as a meteorologist.