Science Day 2009
Hundreds of kids, young and old, set a world record by participating in the largest
chemistry lesson at Science Day 2009.  “Participants learned all about polymers by
creating slime,” says Outreach Science Educator Jason Lindsey with Hooked on Science.  
To be exact, folks created 268 batches of the green goop.  All documentation will be sent
to Guinness World Records to make the record official.  This is the third record-breaking
science event for Southeast Missouri.

Science Day 2009 Science Teacher Award
Jackson Junior High School educator Jay Spurgeon
earned the Science Day 2009 Science Educator of the
Year award.  The award recognizes excellence in science
teaching.  The award goes to a southeast Missouri
educator who exemplifies excellent, creative, innovative teaching in the science
classroom.  Spurgeon received  a $100 gift certificate to Educational Innovations, Inc.  
Use the form below to nominate an outstanding science educator at your school.   
Science Day Set World
New Guinness World
Records Book Reveals
Science Day 2008 Record
Congresswoman Jo
Ann Emerson
Recognizes
"Science Day"
Soda and science:
Students try to
break record for
simultaneous
Mentos fountains
Bowling Green
native sets world
record with soda
stunt Man sets off
nearly 1,000
geysers at October
event
Missouri Mayor
Proclaims October
3rd of each Year as
"Science Day."