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Honeywell Hometown Solutions was honored by Technology Alliance of Central New York with the 2017 STEM Outreach Award for Honeywell's programs that provide enrichment for students, teachers and families in Central New York.

March 2017 - Honeywell Hometown Solutions was honored by Technology Alliance of Central New York with the 2017 STEM Outreach Award for Honeywell's programs that provide enrichment for students, teachers and families in Central New York.
LaFayette Junior-Senior High School Principal Jen Blossey welcomes students before Honeywell’s FMA Live! show begins.

October 2013 - LaFayette Junior-Senior High School Principal Jen Blossey welcomes students before Honeywell’s FMA Live! show begins.
FMA Live! uses hip-hop, larger-than-life demonstrations, and audience participation to teach middle school students the basic principles of physics. From left are professional actors Eric Olson, John “J.J.” James, and Sharmaine Tate.

October 2013 - FMA Live! uses hip-hop, larger-than-life demonstrations, and audience participation to teach middle school students the basic principles of physics. From left are professional actors Eric Olson, John “J.J.” James, and Sharmaine Tate.
Mads Neilson, a sixth-grader at Pine Grove Middle School, launches into the air toward a large sticky wall.

October 2013 - Mads Neilson, a sixth-grader at Pine Grove Middle School, launches into the air toward a large sticky wall.
Pine Grove Middle School student Tyler Talarico answers a few questions for the audience.

October 2013 - Pine Grove Middle School student Tyler Talarico answers a few questions for the audience.

LaFayette seventh-grader Joshua Denue “hangs out” while Sharmaine Tate explains Newton’s First Law of Motion, inertia.

October 2013 - LaFayette seventh-grader Joshua Denue “hangs out” while Sharmaine Tate explains Newton’s First Law of Motion, inertia.

FMA Live! performer Eric Olsen welcomes LaFayette Junior-Senior High School student Leanna Crouse on stage to help with Newton’s Second Law of Motion, force =mass x acceleration.

October 2013 - FMA Live! performer Eric Olsen welcomes LaFayette Junior-Senior High School student Leanna Crouse on stage to help with Newton’s Second Law of Motion, force =mass x acceleration.
Pine Grove Middle School student Sophia Rogers kicks a larger soccer ball, showing more force is needed to accelerate greater mass.

October 2013 - Pine Grove Middle School student Sophia Rogers kicks a larger soccer ball, showing more force is needed to accelerate greater mass.
The largest soccer ball needs the most force to move, or accelerate.

October 2013 - The largest soccer ball needs the most force to move, or accelerate.

Pine Grove Middle School teachers Adrienne Turbeville (left) and Carolyn Scott suit up for an action-packed demonstration of f=ma.

October 2013 - Pine Grove Middle School teachers Adrienne Turbeville (left) and Carolyn Scott suit up for an action-packed demonstration of f=ma.

A water rocket demonstrates Newton’s Third Law of Motion, action and reaction.

October 2013 - A water rocket demonstrates Newton’s Third Law of Motion, action and reaction.
Linda Trippany, science teacher at Lincoln Middle School, experiences the “top secret” material released during demonstration of all three of Newton’s laws - applesauce.

October 2013 - Linda Trippany, science teacher at Lincoln Middle School, experiences the “top secret” material released during demonstration of all three of Newton’s laws - applesauce.
After the performance, Linda Trippany, 2013 alumna of Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy, shows Honeywell Syracuse Program Director John McAuliffe her classroom and Space Academy display.

October 2013 - After the performance, Linda Trippany, 2013 alumna of Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy, shows Honeywell Syracuse Program Director John McAuliffe her classroom and Space Academy display.

FMA Live! visited three Central New York schools on its recent tour.

October 2013 - FMA Live! visited three Central New York schools on its recent tour.
West Genesee Principal Earl Sanderson receives a cream pie in the face to help demonstrate all three of Newton's laws.

April 2012 - West Genesee Principal Earl Sanderson receives a cream pie in the face to help demonstrate all three of Newton's laws.
The cast of FMA Live! works with student volunteers to engage the audience on Newton's three Laws of Motion.

April 2012 - The cast of FMA Live! works with student volunteers to engage the audience on Newton's three Laws of Motion.
Middle school students race to the finish line in go-carts, learning about Newton's Third Law of Motion.

April 2012 - Middle school students race to the finish line in go-carts, learning about Newton's Third Law of Motion.
The cast of FMA Live! brings science to life for middle school students in a unique, fun, and memorable way.

April 2012 - The cast of FMA Live! brings science to life for middle school students in a unique, fun, and memorable way.
Eighth-grade student from West Genesee Middle School, and FMA Live! Performer Eric Olsen kick a giant soccer ball to demonstrate Newton's Second Law of Motion.

April 2012 - Eighth-grade student from West Genesee Middle School, and FMA Live! Performer Eric Olsen kick a giant soccer ball to demonstrate Newton's Second Law of Motion.
West Genesee Middle School Head Custodian and Assistant Principal go belly to belly to demonstrate that force = mass x acceleration.

April 2012 - West Genesee Middle School Head Custodian and Assistant Principal go belly to belly to demonstrate that force = mass x acceleration.
Students participate in exciting and interactive science lessons on stage to demonstrate Newton's laws firsthand.

April 2012 - Students participate in exciting and interactive science lessons on stage to demonstrate Newton's laws firsthand.
Middle school student helps demonstrate inertia during the opening of the FMA Live! show.

April 2012 - Middle school student helps demonstrate inertia during the opening of the FMA Live! show.