Robinson Middle School Egg Drop

Robinson Middle School Holds Egg Drop Experiment With Help From the Topeka Fire Department

Posted on 10/14/2021

On Thursday, October 14, Robinson Middle School held an Egg Drop experiment, with help from the Topeka Fire Department.

Students in Bre Howser's class created their own egg protection devices after reading the young adult novel "The Science of Breakable Things," which teaches lessons on both science and resilience.

They then watched as the eggs were dropped from 75 feet in the air by members of the Topeka Fire Department and Robinson Middle School administrators.

Topeka Public Schools sends special thanks to the Topeka Fire Department for engaging students and helping them get excited about learning!

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