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Help students dig deep into science inquiry with hands-on classroom programs lead by one of our inspiring educators.
Cost: $275 for up to 3 classrooms. $75 for each additional classroom (max. of 5 per day)
Maximum of 30 students per lab session. Travel costs not included. Complete the request form for a complete cost estimate.
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Grade level(s): Kindergarten – Grade 1
Duration: Approx. 50 minutes
NGSS: ESS1.A, ESS1.B
Requirements: Dedicated classroom with white board
In this engaging, hands-on lab students will learn how to observe, describe and predict celestial movements. Through activities like making an Earth, Moon, Sun model, students will understand the relationships between the Earth, its Moon and the Sun, addressing common misconceptions about what we see in the night sky.
Reservation RequestGrade level(s): Grades 1-3
Duration: Approx. 50 minutes
NGSS: PS1.B
Requirements: Dedicated classroom with white board, access to electricity, two additional chaperones/volunteers
In this lab, students will be asked to construct an argument, using evidence, that some changes caused by heating or cooling can be reversed and some cannot. Working in small groups and as a class, students will witness four different reactions and then analyze and sort them based on what they observe.
Reservation RequestGrade level(s): Grades 3-5
Duration: Approx. 50 minutes
NGSS: LS1.A 3-5
Requirements: Dedicated classroom with white board
In this exciting, hands-on lab, students will explore the fascinating world of anatomy and physiology! From growth to reproduction, we’ll investigate how external structures influence internal functions and their responses to various environmental factors.
Reservation RequestGrade level(s): Grades 3-5
Duration: Approx. 50 minutes
NGSS: LS4.A 3-5
Requirements: Dedicated classroom with white board
In this hands-on program, students will analyze and interpret data from fossils to uncover evidence of the organisms and environments of the past. With exploration and observation, students will develop critical thinking skills and learn how to make inferences about the form, function, and habitats of ancient organisms.
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