(K-5th)
Bubbles are just plain fun but they're
also a fascinating way to learn about basic science inquiry skills and some important
physical science concepts. We'll have a blast producing various bubble creations
and also learn how to use a variety of household and recycled items to experiment
with bubbles. [more]
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(2nd-5th)
We take the hands-on experience to new
heights as students measure, mix, and mold their own space-age materials. Along
the way, they'll learn about molecules, state change and the nature of chemical
reactions. [more] | 
(K-5th)
In this fun and fascinating adventure, students
hear tales of some of the mythical beasts and legendary heroes that inhabit the
sky as they connect the dots. Students will even get the opportunity to role-play
characters as we journey through the night sky! [more] |
Arizona
Science Standards |
Arizona
Science Standards |
Arizona
Science Standards
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(1st-5th)
Students learn about some "fun"damental
principles of architecture as they are challenged to engineer their own tower
out of the materials supplied. We'll introduce some real-world examples using
the very same engineering principles. [more] | 
(K-4th)
Students are introduced to fascinating
ideas of light, reflection, symmetry and more in an environment of experimentation.
Then, they put these principles into practice as they build their own take-home
kaleidoscope step by step! [more] |
(2nd-5th)
Students get a chance to become real
forensic scientists as they extract actual animal bones from sterilized owl pellets
to determine the type of prey consumed. They'll get a chance to examine the remains
up close and reassemble the pieces to form their own take-home art. [more]
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Arizona
Science Standards |
Arizona
Science Standards |
Arizona
Science Standards
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