Students will tinker with electricity and magnets in stations as well as see some electrifying demonstrations.ĭiscover shapes and designs that have helped bridges bear heavy loads for centuries. This microchemistry program challenges students to analyze variables and discover the causes of more than 25 surprising chemical experiments. Examine rocks and minerals for geologic clues. Learn how igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks form. Students will conduct hands-on experiments with dirt.
What will your students create?Įxamine different types of soil and find out how they are formed. Student teams use critical thinking skills to invent a new machine. They will be challenged to solve a crime using their new skills. Students become super sleuths as they decode fingerprints and analyze ink composition. Students will conduct slimy experiments to learn about solids, liquids, and the strange chains called polymers. Learn about their lifecycles and why plants are so important to humans. Investigate plants from the inside out by dissecting flowers. Learn about the seasons and how they impact our day-to-day weather Get students excited about paying attention to the weather around them. Meet a group of animals and discuss how they would fit together as a food web in their natural habitats. Examine the adaptations of these animals from such dramatically contrasting habitats. Some animals thrive in the humid rainforest, others in the dry desert. Get up close and personal with some native Connecticut animals and learn about the human activities that affect them.Įncounter Reptiles and Amphibians from around the world and discover what it takes to live in their different habitats Learn about the unique life cycles of amphibians and insects and their amazing adaptations that help them to survive.Įxplore the reasons why some animals become extinct while others thrive. Compare and contrast frogs from around the world as you discover what makes them so unique. Learn about amphibians’ unique life cycles. Compare similarities and differences between mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects. Study some of our Wildlife Sanctuary animals and determine the unique ways they have adapted to meet their specific needs.
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