With this exhibit, visitors will be surprised when they see how big the allowance would be after 12 weeks. This computer exhibit allows for visitors to examine six simple genetic features of their faces, then tells how many people are exactly like them. In this exhibit, young visitors can measure the height of a dinosaur image on a graphic panel by using their hands, then measuring the length by using their feet, and then compare their results with other visitors. Visitors will learn that size will differ depending on the length of their hands and feet thus reinforcing the need for a unified measuring system like the Metric System. The goal of this exhibit is to teach the concept of large numbers.
Visitors can turn a wheel to reach one million turns.
Once the one millionth turn is made, a glass goblet located in the exhibit will smash. With a clear tube full of one million small beads, visitors can spin the tube and count the beads to see if they can find the one black bead. This exhibit contains a height and age graph. Visitors can plot their height and age by placing a dot where the two meet. In this exhibit, young visitors can measure the height of a horse image on a graphic panel by using their hands, and then compare their results with other visitors.