Little Edisons will leave earth and explore the night sky for a little while. Students will read the book Zoo in the Sky by Jacquelin Mitton. Make a sky full of stars and use a flashlight to see them shine and make a star to hang in our window at home. miSci’s Little Edisons program, […]
Little Edisons will leave earth and explore the night sky for a little while. Students will read the book Zoo in the Sky by Jacquelin Mitton. Make a sky full of stars and use a flashlight to see them shine and make a star to hang in our window at home. miSci’s Little Edisons program, […]
Participants will read Snow by Uri Shulevitz and learn about snow and snowflakes. Make a snowstorm in a jar by mixing ingredients and watching a chemical reaction. Then make a few sparkly snowflakes to take home and hang in a window or on a tree. miSci’s Little Edisons program, for kids ages 3 to 5, […]
Participants will read Snow by Uri Shulevitz and learn about snow and snowflakes. Make a snowstorm in a jar by mixing ingredients and watching a chemical reaction. Then make a few sparkly snowflakes to take home and hang in a window or on a tree. miSci’s Little Edisons program, for kids ages 3 to 5, […]
Little Edisons will read Animals in Winter by Henrietta Bancroft and Richard G. Van Gelder and investigate the question “How do animals live in the cold?” Experiment to see how arctic animals use blubber to keep their insides warm and learn about how some animals use their environment to keep warm, and others put on […]
Little Edisons will read Animals in Winter by Henrietta Bancroft and Richard G. Van Gelder and investigate the question “How do animals live in the cold?” Experiment to see how arctic animals use blubber to keep their insides warm and learn about how some animals use their environment to keep warm, and others put on […]
Experiment with dinosaurs who are buried in ice and find ways to thaw them out. See what happens when we make a sled and try to slide down a hill of ice and a hill of cardboard and make a melted snowman to take home, just for fun. miSci’s Little Edisons program, for kids ages […]
Join us in celebrating our annual Model Trains Show with our train and transportation themed December Break Week of classes (for grades K–5). On Monday our activities include using Morse Code, communication challenges and games as well as engineering and design of planes, trains, and boats. Students can attend for full or half-days. Each full […]
Join us in celebrating our annual Model Trains Show with our train and transportation themed December Break Week of classes (for grades K–5). On Tuesday students explore different types of energy from electricity to fusion, solar, and wind. Engineer your own hydro-powered device and test it against your friends’ designs. Students can attend for full […]
Join us in celebrating our annual Model Trains Show with our train and transportation themed December Break Week of classes (for grades K–5). On Wednesday students learn about nature in winter: snowflakes, glaciers, hibernation and more. Participate in a nature-themed scavenger hunt and feel what it’s like to have blubber. Students can attend for full […]
Experiment with dinosaurs who are buried in ice and find ways to thaw them out. See what happens when we make a sled and try to slide down a hill of ice and a hill of cardboard and make a melted snowman to take home, just for fun. miSci’s Little Edisons program, for kids ages […]
Join us in celebrating our annual Model Trains Show with our train and transportation themed December Break Week of classes (for grades K–5). On Thursday we explore themes related to life in space and participate in a mini space mission. Students can attend for full or half-days. Each full day is $55, half days are […]
Join us in celebrating our annual Model Trains Show with our train and transportation themed December Break Week of classes (for grades K–5). On Friday we learn about the chemistry of celebration as we countdown to midnight at noon. Half-day only. Students can register for a half-day. Half day tickets are $35. Half Day | […]