Roll over hills and through valleys and tunnels as you explore how balls roll on tracks. Put your skills to use as you design your own roller coaster!

Set up opportunities and materials for students to experience the “relative” nature of motion and discover the “rules” as to how things move.

Take on the challenge of solving intricate cyphers. Armed with logic, teamwork, and creativity, decode messages, unlock hidden clues, and race against the clock to escape and crack the code! 

Combine chemistry and art to create your own paints and create a painting. Paint is a compound; experiment with combining different substances to make a variety of paints.

Investigate the concept of balance from balancing yourself to balancing objects. Investigate the concept of counterbalance as you try to get objects to balance and then create your own Alexander Calder inspired mobile. 

Create and carve your own stamp! Leave with reproducible artwork that you can print on clothes, cards and more.

Watch hot little molecules in action! We'll use natural tendencies, along with some dramatic experiments, to understand how molecules transfer heat through conduction, convection, and radiation.

Atoms in motion—fast or slow—determine the states of matter we know. We’ll use liquid nitrogen (-320° Fahrenheit) and other materials to explore the properties of solids, liquids, and gases.

How is a beak’s shape related to its function? Can you tie your shoes without your thumbs? We’ll use our greatest survival tool—our brains—to discover how adaptations help us survive and make us who we are. 

Adults are always telling you to wash your hands, so find out why as you explore bathroom science.  Explore the spread of germs, test different soaps, and make your own hand cleanser.