BIG & LITTLE SCIENTISTS:

​Young scientists 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 at the Lab, and participate in hands-on experiments.

This program requires adult participation. Each week, participants will receive a newsletter outlining our science topic, including pictures.
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TUESDAYS @ 10am Age 5 & under w/ an adult
**Advanced registration required. Drop-ins cannot be accommodated**
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What Is Science?
November 19th, 26th December 3rd, 10th, & 17th
THIS PROGRAM IS IN SESSION AND REGISTRATION IS CLOSED

Welcome to the Kiddie Science Lab! Young scientists and their adult caregivers are introduced to the Lab, the things that live there, and explore basics of science. We'll use science tools, conduct simple experiments, and take a closer look at things familiar and new. Our guiding question is 'What is science?'
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The Kiddie Science Lab is located at 509 Rogers Avenue, door on the right. Questions? Contact us at KiddieScience@gmail.com

UPCOMING WINTER 2020 WORKSHOPS-

SENSORY SCIENCE
We hear, touch, see, and smell science! Young scientists and their adult caregiver will get hands-on and messy as we conduct science experiments that engage us in ice cold explorations, chemical reactions, and much more!
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ALL ABOUT ME
The human body is amazing! Join us as we learn more about body systems and conduct explorations to learn more about fingerprints, boogers, blood, and more. There's so much to explore about our incredible bodies!

ENGINEERING
Ready, set, build! Young scientists and their adult caregiver explore engineering through hands-on learning of electricity, simple machines, and more. Our exploration culminates in "Things That Go", a building session that incorporates all we have learned and engages participants in building a simple take-home item.
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EARTH SCIENCE
Earth science is the study of our unique planet. During this session, we become paleontologists and explore prehistoric life. We learn about the water cycle and clouds. We become geologists and explore rocks and minerals, and more. Participants will receive a plant to care for at home to kick off the 2020 growing season.