Homopolar Motor Version 2 - Sick Science!

http://www.rayovac.us/science.html Win an all expense paid trip to attend Steve Spangler's summer hands-on science workshop in Colorado - July 6-8, 2011.

When it comes to inspiring and motivating teachers to perform at their peak level, Steve Spangler is top on the list. That's why Rayovac -- a leading manufacturer of batteries and pioneer in advancing battery technology - is teaming up with Steve Spangler Science and his team of award-winning teachers to send three teachers to Spangler's hands-on science institute called Science in the Rockies, July 6-8, 2011. http://www.rayovac.us/science.html

Do you know a teacher that brings learning to life and inspires kids to want to learn? In celebration of National Teacher Appreciation week, May 2--6, the Rayovac Division of Spectrum Brands, Inc. ("Rayovac") is recognizing inspirational teachers by hosting the Teachers Bring Science to Life Contest. Students, parents, administrators and teachers have the opportunity to nominate an amazing K-6 educator for a chance to win one of three all-expense paid trips to attend Steve Spangler's Science in the Rockies workshop -- an intensive three-day, hands-on science training held in Denver, Colorado. The experience offers creative science integration strategies for teachers who are focused on making science more meaningful and fun for their students.

Rayovac will accept teacher nominations at www.rayovac.com/science beginning on Monday, May 2, 2011 until 11:59 p.m. (CST) on May 16, 2011. Those that would like to recognize an extraordinary teacher can complete the online entry form and submit an essay up to 300 words explaining how the teacher inspires students and brings learning to life. Teachers can even nominate themselves for this unique, hands-on professional development workshop where they'll learn great classroom techniques and engaging experiments sure to inspire and captivate their students. From the submissions, three inspirational teachers will be selected by Rayovac to win a trip to attend Science in the Rockies 2011. Additionally, the individuals with the winning essays nominating the three winning teachers will also receive one of three $100 gift cards from a major retailer. More information, the official contest rules and the entry form can be found at www.rayovac.com/science.

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[thegreatflyer1]

who like pie?

[chri600w]

thats what i call "screwing around"!



[guyinhoodie]

@peterrocks301 great now I have to find scienceExperimentZ comment

[5216l]

@MCSniper122 no, its not strong enough to dig into anything

[2000KamranKazmi]

where do u get those magnets? i have them some magnets but they are way thinner

[valzilla2000]

no homopolar

[spartan7126]

how to drill into a battery

[MCSniper122]

wont the screw dig into the battery and explode it or make battery juice leek and be bad for kids?

[Paradoxer411]

@brianyehvg as in one "c" sized battery is what they meant.

[coolgirl482]

where do u get the neodymium magnet and the led lights from

[puiselo]

@brianyehvg are you stupid? :DD no offence... but it means a "C battery"