Here students can discover the how and why of science concepts and processes as wide ranging as magnetic forces, lasers, aerodynamics and embryology. Groups may reserve this space for 30 minutes. You may be sharing this space with other groups. Carnegie Science Center s largest permanent exhibition has an area dedicated to offering experiences and programming for the youngest visitors, children ages three to six. Early learners can enjoy the many stations of Exploration Station Jr., which include the bouncing ball factory, scanning the action from the observation station, building a structure in the construction zone or splashing in the expanded and enhanced water table.
Children can have fun and learn about caterpillars, chicks, music and sound expressions.
Caterpillars to Butterflies Explore the world of caterpillars as baby butterflies. Find out how many legs they have, where they live, what they eat and how they grow and develop into butterflies. Eggs to Chicks See our baby chicks. Learn about how chicks live, what they need to grow and develop, what covers their bodies, and what they eat. Learn about their habitat.