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PRESS RELEASE | April 16, 2016 | Media Contact – Carly Reed – 303.720.1389 – [email protected]
Steve Spangler Takes His Exploding Hands-on Science Show to the USA Science and Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C.
Flying Toilet Paper, Exploding Ping-Pong Balls and 2,500 Giant Balloons
DENVER – Best-selling author, television host and Emmy award-winning science communicator Steve Spangler will take stage at the USA Science & Engineering Festival to share a few of his favorite science experiments from his popular YouTube channel called SICK Science and his regular appearances on the Ellen Show.
Steve Spangler will take the stage at the US Science & Engineering Festival in Washington, DC on Saturday, April 16, 2016 during the morning general session. While no one knows exactly what Steve has up his sleeve, we do know that there’s a truck-load of ping pong balls and giant balloons awaiting his arrival.
UPDATE: If you cannot attend the event in person, meet up with Steve live on the Science Channel Facebook page on Saturday, April 16 at 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time.
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Making Science Fun at Home
Spangler started his career as a science teacher in Colorado where he quickly saw the need for teaching parents how to make science fun at home.
“It’s our job as science teachers to spark a child’s curiosity and challenge their inquisitive nature,” said Spangler who taught in the public schools for thirteen years. “The role that parents play in nurturing that curiosity and sense of wonder is crucial to the success of the STEM movement all across the country.”
Outside of the classroom, Spangler found his niche as a science communicator on television in the 1990s and was quick to jump on the YouTube bandwagon during its initial launch in 2005. That’s why Spangler is probably best known internationally for teaching millions of people how to turn a bottle of soda and a roll of Mentos into an erupting geyser of fun.
Connect with @SteveSpangler Online or Visit Booth #6536
Meet Steve after his stage show on Saturday at booth #6536. For more information about the festival, visit USAScienceFestival.org. To learn more about Steve Spangler and his new television show, visit SteveSpanglerScience.com or follow him at @stevespangler.
UPDATE: If you cannot attend the event in person, meet up with Steve live on the Science Channel Facebook page on Saturday, April 16 at 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time.
