1) Top of Bergeron's stick
2) NHL logo on pasta
3) Stick on the right side
4) O in the middle on boards
Hey lil' diehards! You can take advantage of home ice with a wide variety of do-at-home activities for kids of all ages. The Bruins Academy Home-Ice Activities kit is packed full of stay-home, kid-friendly activities to keep our younger fans active, while also staying safe at home during these unprecedented times. Check out all the activities below.
During the week of October 19-23, the Boston Bruins, in partnership with the EVERFI Future Goals hockey scholar program, will host live virtual presentations on a variety of topics connecting STEM to the game of hockey. Various members of the Bruins organization will be featured guests and talk about how STEM applies to their position among other topics.
Join special guests, Keith Robinson and Matt Falconer of the Bruins equipment staff, to learn about the evolution of hockey equipment & the role of STEM. Before this session, we recommend you check out one of the Hockey Scholar lessons, which include Science: The Stick, Science: The Goalie Pads, Math: Skate Blades.
Join us virtually from inside Warrior Ice Arena, where the Bruins practice, to learn how to create the perfect ice surface for skating. Before this session, complete the Build Your Own Ice Rink activity for the chance to win a prize or check out the Hockey Scholar Science Lesson: Prepare the Surface. Webinar will take place at 11:00 a.m. ET.
Join Boston Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy, assistant athletic trainer Joe Robinson and head performance coach Kevin Neeld for a panel discussion for STEM career day. Hear from these key members of the Bruins staff as they discuss the use of STEM concepts in their daily role with the team. Webinar will take place at 9:00 a.m. ET.
Dive into the world of hockey analytics with Bruins director of hockey analytics Jeremy Rogalski, hockey operations analyst Josh Pohlkamp-Hart and hockey operations data engineer Campbell Weaver. Hear from these key members of the Bruins staff as they describe their use of statistics when looking at player performance. Before this session, try this fun STEM activity at home. Webinar will take place at 11:00 a.m. ET.
Join us for a virtual Q&A discussion with Bruins defenseman Connor Clifton! Hear about Connor's experience as a member of the Boston Bruins and submit questions for the chance to have them answered live during the virtual webinar. Webinar will take place at 12:30 p.m. ET.
All webinars from STEM Week will be available to view following each day's activity. Please follow the links below each day, as well as complete the activities for each day.
Each virtual session will be conducted through a private webinar forum on Zoom, which is compatible with a computer or smartphone (computer is encouraged for optimal functionality).
Solve the math problems below using the numbers of your favorite Bruins players!
1) Top of Bergeron's stick
2) NHL logo on pasta
3) Stick on the right side
4) O in the middle on boards
1) Mark on 40
2) White chips removed from mask
3) Yellow piece on bottom/glove
4) black on top of stick
5) Jersey laces
1) Dunkins man on other side
2) "BANK" removed under pasta hand
3) Krug shoulder patches
1) Bergeron's number is missing
1) Pasta's number is missing
3) Bauer logo on Pasta's pants
4) Bergeron NHL logo
1) Debrusk jersey ties
2) Mcavoy logo shorts flipped
3) Registered mark missing ®
4) Krejci Adidas logo
