- February 12, 2026
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Orlando Science Center’s Ivan Santana taught Tildenville students all about different kinds of turtles.
Tildenville students loved learning how a seismograph can measure an earthquake’s magnitude.
Wilmarie Jeremy De La Cruz helped kids at create the classic volcano science project at the chemistry booth.
Lily Ricci, left, Kamryn Butler and Sophia Gonzales worked together to clean a bowl representing the ocean.
Orlando Science Center brought many props and models to bring science alive at Tildenville Elementary.
Tanisha Adkins and her son, Ezra, 7, enjoyed programming a toy car to move by itself.
Valentina Berberena used her own power to build a sno-cone.
Enzo Alomia loved seeing a specimen up close through a microscope.
From computer programming and meteorology to biology and chemistry, Tildenville Elementary School made science come alive at its Family Science Night Thursday, Feb. 12, at the school.
The Tildenville Elementary PTA-hosted event featured interactive stations led by several community partners, including Orlando Science Center, HCA Florida West Orange Emergency, Animal Clinic of Windermere and the University of Central Florida’s Bug Closet.
Hundreds of budding scientists loved exploring each of the stations as they discovered more fascinating facts about the world.
This year’s event was made possible through the sponsorship of The Bond Foundation.