"science room" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a room specifically designated for science classes or scientific experiments. For example, "The students were excited to work in the science room today."
"Did you have a look at the keyboards in the science room?" asks Charles.
I smell again the peculiar and dynamic smell of Gillespie's science room.
It gained a new gymnasium, science room, library, classrooms, enlarged cafeteria and art rooms at a cost of $16 million.
Then, last week, a school janitor found a note outside a science room that referred to plans for an attack.
A University of Chicago mathematics program and a richly well-stocked science room are standard components of all Edison schools.
In the science room, crammed with different aquarium environments, the teacher, Angel Gonzalez, has raised so many Madagascar cockroaches, gerbils and albino frogs that he gives them away.
A three-story addition has been proposed for the 227,000-square-foot Paul Schreiber High School that will include 21 classrooms and five science rooms; a semicircular two-story, 10,000-square-foot technology and music wing, and a 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot
Easy-to-move tables and chairs maximize the flexibility of classrooms for a variety of study configurations and accommodate up to 50 students, almost double the capacity of previous science rooms.
I want to raise my hand and ask, "So, not just the legs?" Invariably, the information sessions lead to tours, and the tours lead to science rooms, which is when I start to really pay attention.
The school had electricity, a projector with educational slides donated by the Ford Motor Company, and, in the basement, a domestic-science room, a makeshift gymnasium, and a large coal furnace.
Note: Seminar will be in Social Sciences room 113 at 9 00am on Friday.
