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To empower and engage at-risk youth (especially children in shelters and in the foster care system) into the field of STEM. To inspire kids to do great things. To prepare the next generation of scientists, technicians, mathematicians, and engineers. |
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Hi Everyone! I’m making a series of videos for little scientists. You’re welcome to listen to me read a book. I will also be including little STEM activities for adults to setup for the kids. Also, feel free to share your own book reading videos at the Hampton LFL Facebook & SSK page. Please enjoy and reach for the stars!
♥️<3 Jelly  Today, I talked to the 5th graders at High Point Elementary School about starting a nonprofit. They were very sweet and asked some really good questions! I also got cards that they made for me. Some of the kids even wanted my autograph! I loved their hugs and high fives. They were such sweet kids and I’m glad I got to help them learn about nonprofits. I hope I inspired them to help change the world by doing great things! I want to give a big thank you to Mrs. Cole for giving me such an amazing opportunity! It was such a blast! 😁🤩 — with Stephanie Morris Cole.
I had a great conference call today to further my efforts to serve kids in the Philippines!!! I can’t wait!! 😁🤩
 500!! We survived participating in one of our biggest events ever! It was such a wonderful opportunity to engage so many great kids in foster care. They concentrated, laughed, absorbed, and screamed in glee with slimey hands! Thank you to Mr. Jack Wood GA Tech Research Institute Scientist, Dr. Nathan Harrison UNG Physics Professor, Dr. Amanda Moffett UNG Physics Professor and my dear friend Netanya for serving with me. So thankful to the Hall is Home for the Holidays committee for investing in a young girl’s mission and allowing me to join this event. It was SO much fun!!!!! #empoweringyouth #atriskyouth #fostercare Hall is Home for Kids
 We had a great time bringing science to the Refugee Youth After School Program (AFP) at Indian Creek Elementary School. We always love their inquisitive minds and caring gestures. Their loud “ooh’s and ah’s” bring big smiles to our faces every year we visit. They loved the marble run! We can’t wait to serve as a family for this group again in the new year! Thank you to our GA Tech Scientist, Mr. Jack. Your liquid nitrogen marshmallows always steal the show!😁♥️
~Rachel Refugee Services  We were able to engage around 80 children into the field of STEAM during our Science Week for MentorME!!!! I am especially thankful for the team of 10 youth SSK volunteers that served this week. Also, thank you to Mrs. Janene for covering our youth that called in sick! You’re a lifesaver! Thank you to Mrs. Elisa and Mrs. Silvia for providing this opportunity for us! Love you both! I hope to do this every year for you.♥️ Can’t wait to see you in May to do “messy” science activities!!!!
🧪🧫🧼🚰⚗🍾💥🤯  I love these bookmarks we hand out at the DNA Helix Build Station! They are in our Physiology science kits, too. YOU are amazing, YOU are important, YOU are special, YOU are unique. #youthempowerment #changemakers #youareunique #confidentlybeautiful
 Our space birthday party fundraiser was SO much fun! We were able to raise $520 !!!! A huge thank you to Mrs. Ari for supporting me and believing so much in my mission. It is people like you that motivate me to keep going even through struggles. Thank you to my good friend for serving with me!!! I can’t wait to give a foster kid an absolutely free fun science birthday party!! #empoweringatriskyouth #liftingeachotherup #girlpower #changemakers #scienceiscool #servingwithfriends
 I had a great time teaching kids about air pressure at the Otwell Middle School STEAM night. The GA Tech’s vacuum chamber is so cool and having the chance to show it off was fun. I always love serving with my friend, Mr. Jack from GA Tech Research Institute! I’m so thankful for the opportunity. #empoweringkids #inspiringthenextgeneration #teachingscienceisfun
 I had a blast helping to join University of North Georgia professionals with at risk youth throughout the community in order to work on this great project together for UNG research! Check out the article:
https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/09/cumming-and-atlanta-children-part-of-insect-research-project.php?fbclid=IwAR24BL4_Yy-0pByeKRrRduaLeN33K8Um3uT_DvhOokzVtDoIn8LNHnlxENo  We loved our time serving with Pebble Tossers earlier this month. We are so thankful for the opportunities, counsel, and great support they always provide. I’m so happy I was also able to make a new amazing friend, too! @thenamegapreteen The kids at My Sisters House Atlanta Mission had a great time learning about aerodynamics, sounds waves, and optical illusion. But, I think the favorite station was the Inertia Towers. Even the moms had a great time trying the towers out! I love when people realize how fun science can be! Pebble Tossers
 The Sierra Association of Foster Families event at the Discovery Science Museum was a GREAT SUCCESS in Reno, Nevada!! We were able to share the love of science with 100 people from SAFF! They were even able to network with a couple PhD scientists to organize two more science events teaching the foster kids robotics and chemistry! I want to thank SAFF, Terry Lee Wells Discovery Museum, and Mr. Galata for this wonderful opportunity to share my love for science. This is a picture of one of the families that attended the event. Mr. Galata said they have all been adopted, are all disabled, and this was their very first time to the museum. They were the first to arrive and the last to leave!
😍😍😍😍😍♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️❤️#sciencemuseum #fosterfamily #youthempowerment #changemakers #sciencerocks #youthadvocate The Discovery #educatefosteryouth Sierra Association of Foster Families  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwZ5e10RWVM&feature=player_embedded
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Thank you so much for the opportunity, Ka Pa’alana! I hope to serve your amazing organization in person someday soon! I would love to do a Hawaiian Island Science Tour for you!♥️ Partners In Development Foundation  Such a wonderful event for the refugee kids today!!! 35 beautiful kids! We always fall in love with each of the kids we serve. We love to hear and witness the stories of the kids engaging and igniting sparks of interest.
One little girl was having a tough day studying English with her tutor and the tutor told Jelly that the little girl was feeling very frustrated. But, she said as soon as the little girl rotated through the science stations her demeanor changed from withdrawn to excited and she wanted to learn more and more. This has been Jelly’s drive since the start of her nonprofit, moments where we can show kids their own amazing power they have within themselves. A big thank you to Refugee Support Services, Catholic Charities, Indian Creek Elementary and our incredible volunteers! This could not have been successful without you! We treasure all of you! ♥️ ~posted by Rachel  I was invited to speak at a luncheon with Mrs. Michelle Nunn as the guest speaker. She is the President and CEO of CARE USA and was the Democratic Party nominee for Georgia's U.S. Senate seat in 2014. She is also the daughter of former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn. I loved her words of inspiration. It was an amazing experience and I enjoyed meeting and networking with so many motivating women. I am very honored to have been a speaker today. Thank you Women Source for all you do and for the opportunities that you provide to empower women and girls!♥️😁
WomenSource, Inc.  I’m SOOOO happy! We were approved to do a foster family science night for SAFF at The Discovery Museum. Serving 100 people!!! I can’t wait to collaborate with these organizations this summer and Mr. Galata!🤩🤩🤩🤩
♥️Jelly Sierra Association of Foster Families The Discovery  Planning my East Coast Science Tour!!! Can’t wait to empower more youth!💪🏻😍
 So excited to see the kids in Thailand enjoying my Animal Tracks Science Kit!
A big thank you to Mrs. Jacqui and the Women In Business Jackson County Chamber of Commerce for having me as a guest speaker! I was very honored to receive a standing ovation from your members. I had so much fun! Thank you for believing in my mission and supporting me.   Preparing for my last class of the year for the students in China! I hope they have fun with this lesson of optical illusion. I’m so thankful for Mrs. Mallory and Mr. Ryan! Teaching with them has been so fun.
 We prepare each one of our science kits with love and care. This box of kits we are working on for Partners in Development Foundation
Ka Pa'alana in Hawai’i! So excited to send it soon! Partners In Development Foundation I've met a lot of amazing people along my journey. So far, Super Science Kids has been able to reach over 3,000 at risk kids. I admit, its hard work. But, every struggle is worth inspiring the next generation of scientists, mathematicians, and engineers. I truly believe kids can do great things! Please help me continue my mission by donating at the following link. Any amount will greatly help the kids I serve. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to the top of outer space! www.gofundme.com/donate-to-super-science-kids  |
AuthorMy name is Angelica Krubeck and I am 13 years old. I love science. It's one of my favorite things to do. When I was 8, one of my friends opened up to me. She shared how she grew up in a shelter and how hard every day was. After that conversation, I decided I wanted to help kids like her in some way. Science I love and kids I love, so put them together and it just makes sense. I knew that some kids out there don't get the chance to be creative with science, like how I do. I strongly believe that no kid should be without the education and enjoyment of science! Not only does it help them get away from their worries for a little while, but it also provides education to them. I hope to inspire kids to do great things, to succeed in science, and to develop a love for science despite the challenges they are facing in their life. Archives
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