The Leopold STEAM Fair is a celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math, giving students the chance to share their creativity, curiosity, and skills with the entire school community. Unlike a traditional science fair, the STEAM Fair is not a competition – it is a supportive event where students of all grades can proudly showcase what they love to create and learn about.
🎨 What Can Students Do?
There are no strict rules or categories – students can create projects that connect to any part of STEAM in ways that excite them most. For example:
👩🔬 What Happens at the Fair?
Students will bring their projects to school, where they will be displayed for classmates, teachers, and families to see. During the event, students can sign up for a time to have their project “inspected.”
🔎 What is an Inspector?
Inspectors are friendly community members – such as teachers, staff, local professionals, and volunteers – who visit students’ displays. They are not judges. Instead, they:
💡 Why is the STEAM Fair Important?
The STEAM Fair:
✅ Encourages curiosity and independent learning
✅ Builds confidence in explaining ideas and processes
✅ Highlights creativity alongside critical thinking
✅ Connects students’ learning to real-world concepts
✅ Provides a fun and meaningful opportunity for self-expression
✨ Join Us in Celebrating Our Young Innovators
We believe every student has unique talents and interests worth celebrating. The STEAM Fair is an opportunity to inspire future scientists, artists, engineers, and innovators – and to show them that learning can be both fun and meaningful.
We can’t wait to see what our Leopold students create!
Want to help out with STEAM Fair?
Wanting to sign up as an inspector during the fair - fill out this survey here - or reach out if you want to take a bigger role in implementing STEAM Fair @ Leopold!
🎨 What Can Students Do?
There are no strict rules or categories – students can create projects that connect to any part of STEAM in ways that excite them most. For example:
- Science: Show a model of the solar system, demonstrate an experiment, or share research about animals or habitats.
- Technology: Code a simple game, build a mini robot, or create a tech-based art piece.
- Engineering: Design a bridge out of recycled materials, build a marble run, or invent a new tool.
- Art: Paint a mural, sculpt with clay, or create mixed media pieces with a STEAM twist.
- Math: Make geometric art, create a number-based game, or design patterns using math concepts.
👩🔬 What Happens at the Fair?
Students will bring their projects to school, where they will be displayed for classmates, teachers, and families to see. During the event, students can sign up for a time to have their project “inspected.”
🔎 What is an Inspector?
Inspectors are friendly community members – such as teachers, staff, local professionals, and volunteers – who visit students’ displays. They are not judges. Instead, they:
- Ask students questions about their project
- Listen as students explain their process and ideas
- Encourage students to feel proud of their hard work
💡 Why is the STEAM Fair Important?
The STEAM Fair:
✅ Encourages curiosity and independent learning
✅ Builds confidence in explaining ideas and processes
✅ Highlights creativity alongside critical thinking
✅ Connects students’ learning to real-world concepts
✅ Provides a fun and meaningful opportunity for self-expression
✨ Join Us in Celebrating Our Young Innovators
We believe every student has unique talents and interests worth celebrating. The STEAM Fair is an opportunity to inspire future scientists, artists, engineers, and innovators – and to show them that learning can be both fun and meaningful.
We can’t wait to see what our Leopold students create!
Want to help out with STEAM Fair?
Wanting to sign up as an inspector during the fair - fill out this survey here - or reach out if you want to take a bigger role in implementing STEAM Fair @ Leopold!
Sign up here!
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