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Kindergarten
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Super Sleuth Introduction
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Students put their spy skills to the test in a variety of experiments designed to hone their memory as well as sight, sound, smell, and touch senses.
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Kindergarten-Science
Investigation and Experimentation
(4.a, 4.b, 4.c, 4.d, 4.e)
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1st
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Oobleck
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The properties of liquids and solids are discussed before creating a “goo” that simultaneously exhibits qualities of both.
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Grade 1-Science
Physical Sciences
(1.a, 1.b)
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Ice Cream Baggies
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Students understand how ice freezes liquid in this “yummy for your tummy” experiment.
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Grade 1-Science
Physical Sciences
(1.a, 1.b)
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2nd
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Stomp Rockets
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3-2-1-Blast Off!!! Students learn about the forces that cause motion as they launch air propelled rockets.
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Grade 2-Science
Physical Sciences
(1.a, 1.b, 1.c, 1.d,)
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Fractal Fun
(second & third grade math)
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Students learn how nature uses fractions to create fractal patterns then create their own pop-up fractal greeting card.
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Grade 2-Math
Number Sense
(4.0, 4.1, 4.2)
Grade 3-Math
Number Sense
(3.0, 3.1, 3.2)
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3rd
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Oobleck
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The properties of liquids and solids are discussed before creating a “goo” that simultaneously exhibits qualities of both.
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Grade 3-Science
Physical Sciences
(1.e, 1.g)
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Pop Rockets
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Students learn the fundamentals of a chemical reaction when we create a gas by mixing an acid and a base to launch a mini rocket high into the air.
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Grade 3-Science
Physical Sciences
(1. e, 1.g)
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Periscopes
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Students create periscopes to peer over fences and learn how light reflects off mirrors.
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Grade 3-Science
Physical Sciences
(2.b, 2.d)
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4th
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Explosive Volcanoes
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Students learn about the different types of volcanic eruptions and the forces that cause them before creating one that erupts 3-4 ft in the air!
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Grade 4-Science
Earth Sciences
(4.a, 5.a)
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Pickle Power
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Students learn the basics of creating a circuit then sound a buzzer using a pickle, a pencil and aluminum foil.
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Grade 4-Science
Physical Sciences
(1.a, 1.g)
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5th
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Turbulence in a Bottle
(Part 1 of 3)
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Students see the invisible properties of turbulence when we mix hand soap, water and coloring in a bottle. Students learn about forces that can affect weather and air patterns.
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Grade 5-Science
Earth Sciences
(4.a, 4.b, 4.c, 4.e)
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Egg in a Bottle
(Part 2 of 3)
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Students gasp as we apply principals of air pressure to “suck” an egg into a bottle. This dramatic effect of heating and cooling air is discussed at length and correlated with weather patterns.
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Grade 5-Science
Earth Sciences
(4.a, 4.b, 4.c, 4.e)
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Upside Down Water
(Part 3 of 3)
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Students won’t believe their eyes as we use principles of air pressure to make water hover upside down in a glass.
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Grade 5-Science
Earth Sciences
(4.e)
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Slime
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Students mix glue, water and detergent to create a fun and slimy chemical reaction.
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Grade 5-Science
Physical Sciences
(1.a, 1.b)
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NEW!!!
ALL GRADES
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PORTABLE PLANETARIUM
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Students will delight as we bring the night sky to your school. The planetarium holds up to 25 kids at a time and projects stars, constellations and other celestial bodies.
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NOTE: Different fee structure for this service. $150/hr plus one time $50 set up fee. Minimum 3 classes per day.
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