Technology
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Future of Flight™ Aviation Center and Boeing Tour
The Future of Flight(TM) Aviation Center and Boeing Tour gives kids the opportunity to learn how planes fly and why they are designed in specific ways. Through interactive exhibits where they can design their own jet and a tour of the Boeing plant, kids can see first hand what it takes to build and design a large jet and how they can fly. Note: There is a 4 feet height restiction that all kids must meet to be able to take the tour
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The Museum of Flight
The Museum of Flight is dedicated to educating the public about air and space development, science, and aeronautical and astronautical history. At the Aviation Learning Center students can learn about flight dynamics, navigation, weather and wind tunnel experiments. Beginning in March, visitors can check out "The Perlan: A Record-Setting Sailplane," an exhibit dedicated to the science of soaring.
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Washington State University 4-H
4-H Clubs teach kids important skills that will help them become leaders in their communities. They offer programs and projects where kids can learn science, technology, and entrepreneurship. Plug your students into their local 4-H Club or help them start their own!
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Clever Kids: Intel Computer Club
Teaching kids to become fluent in computer and electronic skills, the club provides multiple forms of activities--from movie making to robot programming. There is always something for the kids to do and have fun while learning.
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International Game Developers Association
If your child is interested in working for a company to create video game, he or she may find this club useful. Your child can meet other professionals in the field!
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Camps For Curious Minds
Is your child interested in robotics, solving crime and other STEM topics? Learn how to register for this camp! The time frame above includes 10 different sections.
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Challenger Learning Center - St. Louis
At the Challenger Learning Center, you can learn all about the space program, and even go on simulated missions to space of your own!
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Liberty Science Center
With seven museum exhibition halls, a 3D theater, the nation's largest IMAX Dome Theater, live simulcast surgeries, tornado and hurricane-force wind simulators, K-12 classrooms and labs, and teacher-development programs, this is a great place to take kids!
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New York Hall of Science
The New York Hall of Science gets kids excited about science and technology with the largest collection of hands-on science exhibits in New York City!
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Sony Wonder Technology Lab
The Sony Wonder Technology Lab is a great place to take kids to explore exhibits combining technology and creativity in a new state-of the art facility.
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Launch
For math lovers out there come join the Launch Center for Mathematics for you to get hands on experience in the fields you love! Explore the world of rocket science and much more!
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CoderDojo NYC
CoderDojo NYC runs free sessions connecting the NY technology and student community to mentor youths ages 7-17.They teach about web, game and application development. One can even learn about HTML & CSS, Android application development with MIT's App Inventor, game development with MIT's Scratch and ruby as well as LOGO. Finally, feature guest speakers highlight cool projects.
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Johnson Space Center
Take your kids to the Johnson Space Center to teach them all about space. At this NASA facility, they can learn about everything from living in space, to the history of NASA, to current missions. They can even take a behind the scenes NASA Tram Tour, on which they might see the Historic Mission Control Center, the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility, the even the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory, and more. Visit Space Center Houston today!
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1940 Air Terminal Museum
Take your kids to the 1940 Air Terminal Museum to teach them all about the history of civil aviation. This museum is conveniently located in the original art-deco air terminal at William P. Hobby Airport, so in addition to the exhibits on the interesting history of Houston’s general and business aviation, your kids can watch the everyday air show of the Hobby Airport!
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Houston Railroad Museum
Do your kids like trains? If so, the Houston Railroad Museum is the place to go. At this locally run museum, they can explore all sorts of train cars, from a locomotive built in 1949, to a parlor car from 1947, to a bay window caboose built in 1979. They can even learn about the history of trains in Texas. Make sure you go on a Saturday, though, because that is the only day of the week that this volunteer-run museum is open.
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Lone Star Flight Museum
Take your kids to the Lone Star Flight Museum in Galveston, Texas to teach them all about the history of aviation in Texas. At this museum, declared the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame by then Gov. George W. Bush, they can get up close and personal with many different kinds of historic aircraft, including many planes that flew in World War II. If you time your visit right, they can even see an air show or fly in a B-17, B-25, T-6, or PT-17.
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Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig and Museum
Teach your kids all about offshore oil drilling at the Offshore Energy Center! At this retired jackup drilling rig, you can view a video about the history of offshore drilling and visit a three floor museum. After that, you can take the skywalk on the drill floor of the rig, or visit the exhibits on the pipe deck.
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Crime Scene Investigations Camp
Sign up your child for this camp! They will learn how to solve mysteries through forensic science. Learn about the other camps in this series at different times and locations!
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Crime Scene Investigations Camp
Children will learn about forensic science in this fun and exciting camp. Sign up your child today. Be sure to look for other camps in this series!
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Crime Scene Investigations Camp
Sign up your child for this camp. They will learn how to solve crime through forensic science. Learn about the other camps in this area at different times and locations.
