Wednesday, Dec. 31 | The end of another year gives us a chance to look at the science behind time—how we count it, how we measure it and how we mark it. Phases of the moon, rotations of the Earth and revolutions around the Sun define our months, days and years. How long is a day on Mercury? A year on Neptune? Why is Christmas a summer holiday in Australia? Let’s look at the movements of the spheres and how they affect our sense of time.
Time After Time Camp
Wednesday, Dec. 31 | The end of another year gives us a chance to look at the science behind...
Read More Slip and Slide Camp
Tuesday, Dec. 30 | Nothing says winter like sledding, ice skating and skiing! All of these activities use very...
Read More Northern Lights Camp
Monday, Dec. 29 | See how the Sun, Earth’s atmosphere, and Earth’s magnetic field come together to put on...
Read More Boxing Day Camp
Friday, Dec. 26 | The engineering of the boxes and cartons your products come in is a science in...
Read More Candy Construction Camp
Wednesday, Dec. 24 | Create structures tall and wide using gumdrops, candy canes, and more. Test which icing recipe...
Read More Chilly Critters Camp
Tuesday, Dec. 23 | Orcas, penguins, walruses, and other resident animals at the poles of the Earth will be...
Read More Wintry Mix Camp
Monday, Dec. 22 | This camp gets a little chilly! We’re exploring the science of ice, sleet, and snow....
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Black Friday Camp
Friday, Nov. 28 | We’re not doing the science of doorbuster deals…but we are exploring all things black in...
Read More Spooky Science Camp
Monday, Oct. 13 | We’re scaring up some potions and pumpkins and getting ready for Halloween. There’s plenty of...
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