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Groups with fewer students than the minimum will be charged for the minimum of 20 students for offsite programs.

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Depending on the number of students in each classroom, classes may be divided and combined with another class from your school.

PreK*

60 minute workshops/$10 per student

Wind - Float objects in wind tubes and construct a sail car.
Bridges - Engineer a bridge and create a bridge-building kit to take home.

Kindergarten to Grade 2*

60 minute workshops/$10 per student

Circuit Explore - Learn about the flow of electricity and hook up different circuits to create a light to take home. Great fit with first grade standards.
Chemical Changes - Experiment with chemical changes. Make a tub of slimy polymer that glows in the dark. Great fit with first grade standards.
Light and Kaleidoscopes - Experiment with reflecting and absorbing light. Build and engineer a colorful kaleidoscope to take home.
Mini-Catapults - Practice the Engineering Design Process and use a glue gun to construct a small catapult. Find out how far you can fling an object. Great fit with second grade standards.
Engineering with K'Nex - Explore with our K'Nex building pieces. Practice sorting them and putting them together, then complete a building challenge. Great fit with second grade standards. Great fit with second grade standards.
Test Engineers - Test different tools and materials, and use what you learn to figure out what tool works best with what material. Solve the mystery tool challenge. Great fit with first and second grade standards.

Grades 3-6

60 minute workshops/$10 per student

Light and Kaleidoscopes - Examine how light travels, changes direction, and is refracted. Build and engineer a colorful kaleidoscope to take home. Great fit with third and sixth grade standards.
Mini-Catapults - Practice the Engineering Design Process and use a glue gun to construct a small catapult. Find out how far you can fling an object. Great fit with fourth grade standards.
Motor Power - What’s inside a motor and how does it work? Use magnets and electricity as you build and experiment with “The World’s Simplest Motor.” Make a crazy robotic bug to take home. Great fit with fourth grade standards.
Super Circuits - Experiment with the components of simple circuits: power, loads and switches. Wire a motor-powered fan to take home. Great fit with fourth grade standards.
Environmental Engineering - Discover how engineers work to reduce erosion in the environment. Build a hillside out of dirt, then design an erosion mitigation plan using rocks, fabrics, wood, sand, and other materials. Test your design in a rain shower, then see if you can improve it. A great fit with fourth grade standards.

Grades 3-6

90 minute workshops/$12 per student

Maze Engineering - Use the Engineering Design Process to design and construct your own maze, pinball, or pachinko game. Experiment with changes in speed and direction and the effects of gravity and friction. Uses hot glue guns. Great fit with fifth and sixth grade standards.
Pasta Bridges - Work in teams using pasta, hot glue, and the Engineering Design Process to build the strongest bridge you can. Test how much weight it can hold before it breaks. Great fit with fifth and sixth grade standards.

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