BIG & LITTLE SCIENTISTS
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Young scientists age 2 to 4 and their adult caregiver take part in fun, engaging hands-on science exploration. During each session, participants enjoy free exploration of Lab materials, assist with the care of living things, and participate in hands-on experiments that include scientific vocabulary.
For a successful experience, this program requires adult participation. Each workshop is approximately 45 minutes in duration and includes all needed materials. MONDAYS @ 10am Advanced online registration is required, space is limited to a maximum of five families, and masks are required by all. |
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Nature Science **This session is full** Part 2: October 18th, 25th, November 1st, & 8th We focus on the observable changes taking place all around us. We learn about leaf characteristics, explore dendrology, compare and contrast pine cones, and more. We learn more about the living things found at the Lab and their characteristics. This includes a turtle named Spaghetti, indoor plants, and backyard chickens. What Is Science? So Many Things! **2 spots remain** November 22nd, 29th, December 6th & 13th Science is amazing and it's so many things! Join us as we dive into a hands-on exploration of chemistry, paleontology, color science, and more! Young scientists and their adult caregiver utilize science tools, learn related vocabulary, and implement the Scientific Method as we learn and explore while having fun. What kind of scientist will you be today? |
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Masks are required at all times when at the Kiddie Science Lab. Thank you for helping us stay in business safely and for working together to protect one another.
This program is 100% funded through the program fee, therefore refunds for missed workshops cannot be issued (let's work together to find a make-up date). Photographs and or video footage taken of participants at Kiddie Science workshops may be used for marketing purposes (please let us know if this is a problem).
The Kiddie Science Lab is located at 509 Rogers Avenue, door on the right. Questions? Please contact us at KiddieScience@gmail.com
