The students of Kings School had an out-of-this-world experience during the week of Feb. 19.
Every one of the kindergarten through eighth grade students had multiple chances to enjoy a little stargazing from the comfort of the school gym. This amazing opportunity was made possible through the Lee/Ogle/Whiteside Regional Office of Education and their mobile Star Lab.
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KINGS — The students of Kings School had an out-of-this-world experience during the week of Feb. 19.
Every one of the kindergarten through eighth grade students had multiple chances to enjoy a little stargazing from the comfort of the school gym. This amazing opportunity was made possible through the Lee/Ogle/Whiteside Regional Office of Education and their mobile Star Lab.
The Star Lab is easy to use and available for loan to all schools serviced by ROE 47. The students at Kings were amazed by how dark it was inside the inflatable lab, making it possible to view the night sky in the middle of the day.
As third grader Izabel raved, “It was really cool to see the stars in the daytime.”