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Young scientists age 2 to 5 and their adult caregiver take part in fun, engaging hands-on science exploration. During each session of Big & Little Scientists, participants enjoy free exploration of Lab materials, assist in the care of the Lab garden, and participate in hands-on experiments.
This program meets on Mondays from 10am to 10:50am. The $20 per-workshop fee includes all materials. Advanced registration is required and drop-ins cannot be accommodated. The Kiddie Science Lab is located at 509 Rogers Avenue, near the corner of Midwood (we are the door on the right). Spend your Monday morning at the Lab by packing a snack and adding Story, Art, & Play to your day! Questions? Contact us at KiddieScience@gmail.com **LIMITED SPOTS REMAIN IN WORKSHOPS** |
Fall 2018 Workshops:
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October 22nd
What Is A Bird? We learn about and explore the characteristics of birds. We spend time observing the Lab chickens. |
October 29th
What Is An Invertebrate? We explore and learn about the characteristics of invertebrates. We explore worms and other invertebrates. |
November 5th
What Is A Fish? We explore marine biology by learning about fish and comparing their parts to ours. |
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November 19th
What Is A Reptile? We explore the characteristics of the Lab reptiles and learn about their amazing adaptions. |
November 26th
Urban Ecology We learn about the living things that make their home right here in our neighborhood. We also conduct a living things scavenger hunt. |
December 3rd
Food Science: Anthocyanin There's chemistry right in the supermarket! We use anthocyanin, found in red cabbage, to conduct fun and colorful experiments. |
