Math and Science Night
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Bay Springs Middle School eighth grader Riley Williams opens a sealed bag containing a preserved frog at Tuesday's Math-Science Night. Students and parents toured the school while taking part in activities like the frog dissection, Suduko with the iPad, a math scavenger hunt, calculation bingo and portable starlab. Everyone got to make their own ice cream in zip-lock bags, studying how salt affects ice. (Photo by Cliff Williams/Times-Georgian)
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