By Curt Yeomans Michael Green, dressed in an oversized white
laboratory coat, green hair and size 26 black shoes, likes to
play with pyrotechnics. He walks out in front of a group of
students, lays down the rules for the next hour, and then throws
fire into the air. The fire is actually a piece of flash paper
that has been lit with a cigarette lighter that Green keeps
hidden in his hand. Michael Green, and his older brother,
Jefferson, tour elementary schools to teach children about the
value of science, and how it impacts everyday life. The flying
fire is just their way of catching the attention of the
students. "We like to start with something that makes them go
[gaping his mouth], and just build on it from there," said
Michael Green The Green brothers are the co-founders of the
Ellenwood-based Science For Every1. They produce science
experiments using everyday items to get the very young excited
about science. They were at Hawthorne Elementary School on
Friday. Overall, the brothers visit about 25 Clayton