All museum classes are hands-on fun and last approximately one hour. Classic air pressure experiments show students how science can be used to create magic. Grades K-3 Catch that Food Find out how different it is to eat in the weightless environment of space. Young scientists can judge the accuracy of their predictions when they watch a videotape of astronauts playing with these same toys in space.
Students design and build their own rockets to take home.
Students learn to take measurements, collect data and form hypotheses while creating their own craters. Students crash-land on the moon where they are forced to make critical decisions in order to survive. Every Action has a Reaction Students learn the laws of motion by making balloon rockets to race against one another. This class gives students a chance to get their hands dirty as well as use their observation and reasoning skills. This companion class challenges students to design a space ship that can land on an ocean of Oobleck.