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While reporting live, The Story Ship’s science reporter, Sarah, is kidnapped by aliens and trapped on a space ship bound for the outer regions of our solar system! Audience volunteers must quickly form a Rescue ...

"Super Me" Anti-Bullying

“Super Me” (Anti-Bullying Super Power Training) Available Live In Person or Virtually “Super Me! Live Immersive Adventure Highly Interactive Experience Utilizes CASEL’s Social Emotional Learning ...

ADVANCED ROBOTICS

Get an introduction to programming logic and problem solving by utilizing LEGO® EV3 robots and Mindstorm software. Students will complete a series of challenges through robotic automation, including loops and ...

ALL ABOUT ANIMALS

Get up close and personal with the animal kingdom in this tactile exploration of seven major classes of animals. Students will learn how biologists classify animals by examining real specimens for unique ...

ALL THAT MATTERS

Conduct experiments to compare the properties of three states of matter: solids, liquids and gases. Observe rapid phase changes through Liquid Nitrogen demonstrations. Investigate a variety of materials by testing ...

ANIMAL ADVENTURES

Meet a variety of animal friends, including those with fur, feathers, scales, and exoskeletons. Live animal encounters will be enhanced through play with lifelike puppets.

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR AND ADAPTATION

Observe fascinating behaviors and adaptations of animals. Students will explore a variety of living things and participate in guided-inquiry activities. Live animal encounters enhance the experience.

ANIMAL EXPLORATIONS

Students will explore the adaptations that help animals from six different biomes meet their basic needs and survive. By observing and collecting data from numerous real specimens, learners seek to understand how ...

Animal Life Cycles

Students will explore animal life cycles from birth through death. Using live animals, Museum specimens and interactive stations, they will compare the life cycles of different animals while recognizing there are ...

Arts Integration Workshops for Teachers

How can I use dance, drama, visual art, media, and/or music in my classroom to teach Math, English Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science? Will it help students learn? What research backs up arts integration as ...

Australian Culture with Paul Taylor (Multidiscipline Residencies, Performances and Workshops)

Paul Taylor has performed and taught for over 300,000 American children. His educational concerts present Australian culture in story and song for elementary, middle and high school. Paul performs to all ...

BACKYARD BIOLOGY

Let’s explore our backyards! Students will compare characteristics of plants and animals, discover what they need to survive and learn about their life cycles. They will take a close look at how humans can both ...

Blue Skies and Starry Nights

Students will immerse themselves in a planetarium experience and discover the differences between the day and night sky. Using live solar system models, students will recognize changes in the moon from day to day ...

CAN YOU HEAR ME?

Explore how sound travels and the process that turns vibrations into sound through fun experiments. Understand how sound waves, volume and pitch affect how we hear sound.

Carolina Critters

Children will explore several groups of animals while comparing the differences and similarities between animals in each group. Using live animals and artifacts, they will investigate animals up close.

CATAPULT CREATORS

Throw yourself into catapults and the Engineering Design Process. Students learn about potential and kinetic energy as they design, build, test and improve their own catapults

CATAPULT ENGINEER

Students will explore the physics of projectiles and potential and kinetic energy as they use the Engineering Design Process to design, build, test and improve their catapults to achieve the ultimate launch

CHEMICAL CHANGES

Engage in action-packed chemical reactions including exploding hydrogen balloons while learning about the properties of materials, the difference between physical and chemical changes and how to recognize when a ...

Chia Pets! (All Levels)

This fun and creative program combines science and art for a whimsical final display of spouted sculptures. Students will learn how to create their own unique pinch pots and clay forms ready for chia seed ...

Clara Barton (Founder of the the American Red Cross) and Corporal James Tanner (stenographer while Lincoln lay dying)

There are lots of people who have made great contributions to history and yet, we seldom hear about them. This program features two of those little known patriots who helped to shape our American past. Clarissa ...

Classifying Critters

Children will be introduced to some of the Museum’s Amazing Animal Ambassadors. These lively Museum residents will inspire children to make observations and raise questions as they discover similarities, ...

Clay Animation (Grades 3-12)

Students will love building adorable clay characters and bringing them to life as animations. Students will work in groups and go through the process of developing their characters, setting, plot, conflict and ...

Community Helpers

Community helpers are people whose jobs help the community be a better place. Children will explore different jobs to better understand the important role these helpers have in our community.

CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY

Calling all future chemists! Students will mix molecules, investigate rate-altering chemical manipulations and watch as it all goes out with a bang. Lab safety skills will be reviewed.

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