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Pre-K Learning Labs

Our preschool programs are designed to fit the learning style of preschool-aged children. Classes are taught in an inquiry-based, hands-on atmosphere. Our objective is to bring out your preschoolers’ natural curiosity and increase their understanding of the world around them.


Our programs are typically 45 minutes in length. Most preschool programs include a take-home project. Each preschool group will receive an age-appropriate planetarium show included with the purchase of an on-site Learning Lab program.

Bubbles

Chemistry

Onsite

Get ready to get messy as we make observations of bubbles and learn what makes them “pop!” We’ll explore their strength, shape, colors, and more as we blow bubbles everywhere!

Float Your Boat

Engineering

Travel, Remote, Onsite

Why do some objects sink and some objects float? Your students will find out as they make predictions and test different materials to see what sinks and what floats. Students will build and test their own boat to apply their understandings of why certain objects float, then see what happens when they add cargo to their creations.

Gravity Games

Forces & Motion

Travel, Remote, Onsite

Investigate how objects move by racing to the end of your very own slide! Students will work together to discover how gravity affects falling objects and think about how to change the speed of a toy figure on a slide of their own construction.

I Want to be an Astronaut

Space Science

Travel, Remote, Onsite

Learn how astronauts live and work in space. Learn about gravity and how rockets launch astronauts and their cargo into space. Students will make a twirly spacecraft and we will launch a mini-rocket in class!

Let’s Get Buggy

Life Science

Travel, Remote, Onsite

Learn about crickets, bees, and butterflies! Your students will learn all about crickets and why pollinators like bees and butterflies are important to our environment. Students will create pollinator flowers and simulate how bees help our gardens grow before making a model cricket to take home.

Wild Weather

Earth Science

Travel, Remote, Onsite

What’s the weather today? Learn about patterns as we identify how the life cycle of a cloud can help us understand what the weather might be like tomorrow. Make a cloud identifier to help you keep track at home!