The MOST (Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology) recently visited Moravia Middle School, transforming the school into a hub of innovation and hands-on learning. Students had the unique opportunity to participate in a series of fun, interactive activities designed to ignite their interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

The event, led by experts from The MOST, focused on teaching students the fundamentals of circuits and memory chips through engaging, educational challenges. These activities allowed students to explore the principles behind the technologies that power much of today's digital world, all while having fun and collaborating with their classmates.

Throughout the visit, students participated in hands-on challenges that involved building simple circuits, understanding how memory chips store and process information, and discovering the real-world applications of these technologies. By the end of the event, students had gained a better understanding of electronics and felt empowered to explore STEM subjects further.