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How to Wake Up 100 Sixth Graders at Once

West Virginia mornings are a sight to behold - dramatic mountain passes fill with fog and mist, as the sun bursts streams of light into our little Science Adventure School tent town. The cool, moist air invigorates the body and clears the mind, even at 6:30 AM. Our sixth-grade students almost miss this majestic scene—they are keen to stay bundled up in their warm sleeping bags. Luckily, our dedicated staff here at Science Adventure School goes through great lengths to ensure that every student gets to wake up and experience West Virginia's natural beauty in all its glory.

Students seated on a grassy field watch the sky, which is blue, gold, and orange with dramatic gray clouds.

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Sometimes SASquatches Fall Down. Here’s How We Handle It.

                                          A person wearing a sasquatch suit and a bike helmet rides a BMX bike, coasting across a concrete pad while standing on the pedals.

Science Adventure School presents to students what is called a growth mindset. When we fail at something, we remind ourselves that we can get closer to success through diligence, patience, and hard work. Failure is often the foundation of success, which is why success and failure should both be celebrated. 

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