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  • Experimentmania!

    Mad Science of Washington offers a once-a-week, 8-week after-school program that allows kids to explore forensics, physics, geology, and more. Activities include performing amateur detective work and making pet tornadoes!

  • Iolani Botball Team

    Botball is a big craze at many schools in Hawaii. Build the best robot, compete against other schools, and win the competition! See if your school as a botball team; if not, ask a teacher to help you form one. Check out one team's video of what Botball is like:

  • Oahu Mad Science Programs

    If you live in Oahu, see if your child's school hosts a Mad Science after-school program. Activities include "Magnetic Magic," "Sonic Sounds," and "Watts-Up."

  • Kids Invent

    Students interested in science or inventions should join this program. Kids Invent provides hands-on science experiments. They also get to create toys, which provides a great opportunity for them to learn while having fum. There are more than 30 projects for students to enjoy.

  • 4-H Club

    Focusing on the development of youths' Head, Heart, Hands, and Health, 4-H teaches both boys and girls life skills and leadership. In addition to community development, 4-H encourages students to be involved in the arts and sciences.

  • Boys & Girls Club

    With the intent of improving academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character development and leadership, the Boys & Girls Clubs is a group where students grow into well-learned citizens. Positive skills and behavior are reinforced here. Join today!

  • Saturday Science Club

    Is your student eager to take part in hands-on science experiments? Encourage him or her to join the Saturday Science Club! The Museum of Science and Industry hosts awesome projects that will definitely pique the interest of your students.

  • Girls in Science Neuse River Project

    Are you interested in the natural sciences? The Girls in Science Neuse River Project is a ten week program for sixth and seventh grade girls that offer learning through experience in the natural sciences field through field trips, classroom projects, and interaction with female scientists in the Museum!

  • Teen Advisory Board

    The Teen Advisory Board at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences offer teens with science research opportunities, as well as voicing their opinions on matters of involving the youth into the different science programs offered at the museum. As a member of the Teen Advisory Board, you will get a chance to scientists around the area from different universities, and get to perform research.

  • Adler Planetarium

    Featuring awesome telescopes, a hands-on Planet Explorers exhibit, and a Deep Space Adventure, there are lots of exciting things to do at the Adler Planetarium! Bring your family today and discover the mysteries of space!

  • International Museum of Surgical Science

    Are your students interested in medicine? Bring them to the International Museum of Surgical Sciences! They have a lot of educational and interactive exhibits here. Students can see preserved, whole human bodies and organs. They can also take part in an amputation demonstration.

  • Fermilab/Lederman Science Center

    Fermilab, a lab specializing in high-energy particle physics, is open to the public! It's home to one of the largest energy particle accelerators in the world. There's also a center called the Lederman Science Center, which is catered for Fermilab's younger visitors.

  • SciTech Museum

    Bring your family to the SciTech Museum! There's a lot of hands-on activities, including topics like chemistry, electricity and magnets, and astronomy. They also host scout programs, overnight stays, educational programs, and much more!

  • Adventure Science Center

    Looking for hands on experience? Come to the Adventure Science Center to check out what they have in store! Enjoy the cool science exhibits and enjoy all of the events that they have in store for you! Whether you are a preschooler or an adult, the science center has something for everyone in between.

  • Science Center of Pinellas

    Visit the Planetarium, Observatory, and Marine Touch Tank at the Science Center. You can watch and be amazed by a planetarium show or look at the stars using a powerful telescope.

  • Orlando Science Center

    If you’re taking your kids to Orlando, the Orlando Science Center is not be missed. This fun science museum has exhibits on everything from the science behind guitars to a fully functioning weather center. When you’re done exploring exhibits, you can even watch a movie on their big screen. Best of all, it’s completely indoors, and perfect for a rainy day.

  • Celebrate Summer!

    Jul 6
    Kids will get a chance to participate in hands on activities and exploration that will broaden their minds about different topics. This is a kickstart to activities in the summer at the Koshland Science Museum.

  • Secondary Saturday: Design Your Own Micro-creature

    Jul 13
    Students will find out more about the micro-creatures that lives on beaches and under seas. Students will get a chance to explore and research after finding out more.

  • Video From the Field: Anolemageddon!

    Do you know what Anoles are? Anoles are a type of reptile usually found in the Caribbean Islands! Check out this cool video on Anoles , and how the scientist is trying to experiment h…

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