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EDUCATIONAL STEM SCHOOL ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS IN MA

 Bringing science to life requires more than just a textbook; it takes a spark of imagination. Engineering Wonder provides a premier school assembly in MA that blends high-energy magic with real-world STEM concepts. Created by Peter Boie, a world-class magician seen on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, this program transforms complex electronics into an immersive, interactive experience that keeps students on the edge of their seats.


Our enrichment school assembly is designed to inspire the next generation of creators and innovators right here in Massachusetts. By weaving professional magic with technical demonstrations, we help students see the "how" behind the "wow." Whether we are visiting a school in Boston or a community in Worcester, our goal remains the same: to foster a deep-seated curiosity about how our modern world actually functions.

Explore the Power of Electronics Concepts

At the heart of the show is a deep dive into fundamental electronics. We move beyond theory to show students how circuits complete a path and how invisible signals turn into physical actions. This isn't a lecture; it is a high-tech show involving multimedia and live camera feeds that ensure every student has a front-row seat to the inner workings of modern hardware and the amazing magic.

Discover Propeller Technology and Drone Physics

 A scientist performing an experiment in front of a student.

 

One of the most thrilling segments of our enrichment school assembly involves the use of aerial robotics. We break down the mechanics of propeller technology and how drone batteries provide the necessary energy to the electric motors. The motors then convert electrical energy into mechanical energy which creates the thrust for flight by the spinning propellers. Students learn that a drone isn't just a toy—it is a sophisticated piece of engineering that relies on precise physics and fundamental electronics and engineering concepts.

Master Coding and Microcontroller Logic

 A presenter explaining the electromagnetic spectrum during a school assembly.

 

Every piece of modern tech needs a "brain," and we introduce students to that concept through coding microcontrollers. By explaining how lines of code translate into physical movements or light patterns, we demystify the software that powers our lives. We encourage students to see these tools as a canvas for their own ideas, proving that anyone can build something incredible with the right foundation.

Unleash Creativity Through Technical Knowledge

 

The ultimate goal of Engineering Wonder is to show that technical skill and artistic creativity are two sides of the same coin. By being creative with your knowledge of electronics, you can invent the impossible. We invite MA schools to join us for a school assembly that doesn't just teach facts—it teaches curiosity, creativity and builds the confidence to create. 


Contact us today to bring this STEM-infused magic to your students!

Testimonals

John Paterson Elementary School

Listen to what Lisa Barbagallo form the PTO board has to say about Engineering Wonder!

Damariscotta Montessori School

Hear what Damariscotta Montessori School has to say about  Engineering Wonder, the most amazing educational STEM school assembly.

Hermon Middle School

Hear from principal Zach Freeman about Engineering Wonder. The incredible science school assembly program!

Dale Street School

Hear what principal Stephen Grenham has to say about Engineering Wonder after a performance for his 4th graders at Dale Street School in Medfield MA.

Dunbarton Elementary School

Hear what assistant principal Megan Bartashevich has to say about Engineering Wonder after a performance for the entire school at Dunbarton Elementary in NH..

Learning Outcomes

Creating a STEM project

How Electricity Works

Learn what a circuit is and how electricity travels using conductors and insulators.

How Batteries Work

Learn how batteries store and release electricity.

How Electric Motors Work

Learn how a DC motor works, and how to make one.

Radio Frequencies

Learn about the electromagnetic spectrum and how information is embedded in radio waves.

Propellers

Learn how propellers provide thrust and make things fly.

The Three "C"s of Learning

The three elements that will make you a lifelong learner.

Scientific History

We stand on the shoulders of every scientist and inventor that came before us. Learn some of their names, faces and what they accomplished.

Frequently Asked Questions

Engineering Wonder uses professional magic as a hook to explain technical concepts. Peter Boie demonstrates the science, such as how electronics work, the use of microcontrollers, and the physics of drone flight, making complex topics accessible and entertaining for all grade levels. 


Yes, the Engineering Wonder enrichment school assembly is designed for versatility. We utilize live camera feeds and multimedia projections to ensure that even in a large gymnasium in MA, every student can see the intricate details of the electronic components and magic effects clearly.


The show focuses heavily on the basics of electronics, how electricity works and what a circuit is, how batteries work, how wireless communication works, how drone propellers create thrust, and introduced coding with microcontrollers. Throughout the performance, Peter emphasizes the importance of curiosity and being creative with technical knowledge to solve problems and invent new things.


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