Science Sleuths
Science Sleuths lets children become little scientists as they study evidence, make predictions, and test their hypotheses with the guidance of a Museum educator or local professional. Programming takes place approximately every other Wednesday from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m.
January 15 - January 15, January 29: Melt It!
Come experiment with different materials and colors to create tunnels and crevices in ice.
February 12, February 26: Boating BrigadeLet’s go sailing! Build and test your own boat. Can you get yours to float and sail?
March 11, March 25: Storybook ScientistsExplore engineering, science and architecture challenges inspired by some of our favorite storybook characters.
Lesson Plans:
- Bubbleology Lesson: Have you ever looked closely at the different colors of a bubble? Let’s explore the science (and fun) of bubbles!
- Slime Factory Lesson: Roll up your sleeves, join in the mess, and explore the effects of temperature on slime!
- Fossils, Rocks, and More Lesson: Attention all mini geologists and paleontologists! Use your senses to investigate trilobite-fish fossils, and rocks.
- Waxy Business Lesson: Write or draw a secret message to a loved one or friend and discover the science behind decoding them.
- Zoom in, Zoom out Lesson: Join us as we look for biodiversity in our own backyard. We are going to take a closer look at the earth around us in our neighborhood.
