Sample Pop Up Science Offerings:

Illustration of a feline skeleton, showing skull, rib cage, and limbs, against a white background.

What Holds You Up?

We will explore the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates. Using games and a STEM activity your student will be able to determine which animals are vertebrates and invertebrates along with the characteristics of each.

(1 Hour)

Volcanic eruption with thick white steam and lava flowing on dark rocky terrain.

When the Earth Moves

Explore plate tectonics with a snack lab. Students will learn about subduction, divergent and transform faults. We will use maps to discuss how our earth is changing using these types of movements.

(1 Hour)

Pollination Counts

Discover the process of pollination, our common pollinators, and why it is important in our ecosystems. Hands-on and movement activities help students to visualize this natural process.

(1 Hour)

$8 per student, minimum of $80 for a 1 hour program.

All supplies are included.

A bird's nest with blue eggs, a clay pot, and various plants inside a wooden structure with green corrugated metal in the background.

Which Nest is Best?

We will explore the difference between different birds in our area and their nests. Using games and a STEM activity your student will be able to find nest supplies and try to build one that will hold the species they chose to investigate.

(1Hour)

Close-up view of a cross-section of soil with layers of earth, showing roots and some snow and ice on the ground, with mountains in the background under a clear blue sky.

Soils, Soils, Everywhere

What is soil made of and where does it come from. Explore the three types of soil with a hands-on lab experience. The students will be able to collect and test their own samples.

(1 Hour)

Fun with Chemistry

Using hands-on experiments, students can investigate the differences between chemical and physical changes. Messy but fun!

(1 Hour)

Sequence of lunar phases showing the moon from new moon to full moon and back, set against a starry space background.

What’s in Space?

This is a very customizable subject area. Students can explore most elements of space and our solar system with STEM labs and movement activities.

(1 Hour)

A close-up of a bear's head lying on the ground with brown dirt and rocks.

Animal Adaptations

How do animals adapt to changing environments? Explore this question with hands-on experiments. We will learn about physical and behavioral adaptations of animals that live in this area.

(1 Hour)