Select a grade-level appropriate workshop and your students can design and build a roller coaster, explore the wonderful world of electricity, or learn all about coding and programming. These experiences make the standards come to life for your students. Workshops are free from Sept. through Dec. 25 and $2.50 per student from Dec. 26 through June 12.
Students will work collaboratively to define problems and design solutions using a programable floor robot. Solve mazes, produce art, and retell stories using coding, programming, and engineering. These activities are designed to challenge students’ observational and analytical skills while working towards a common goal.
How do viruses get inside our bodies? Do all cells look the same? In this program, students build and test their own virus models and learn how the engineering design process is an important part of medicine and biology.
This workshop, all about sticky slime, is one of our most popular experiences. Students work in teams to compare and measure the properties of our premade slimes before jumping in and creating slimes of their own. Students work in small groups, and the slime is sent back to their classrooms so they can continue experimenting at school.
How do viruses get inside our bodies? Do all cells look the same? In this program, students build and test their own virus models and learn how the engineering design process is an important part of medicine and biology.
We invite students to explore the fundamentals of electricity using batteries, wires, buzzers, and lights. By completing design challenges posed by our educator, students will discover the importance of trial and error in the scientific process. The coolest part is that there is never just one solution to any problem, and what you learn may just shock you!
Calling all future medical students! Here is an adventure designed just for you. Medical Lab: Cardiopulmonary System explores many aspects of the circulatory system and lungs. Participants learn all about how our circulatory system functions and get the chance to look inside a human body with Cyndi, our Synthetic Cadaver!
What better way to test the laws of motion, conservation of energy, and many more physical concepts than by building your very own roller coaster? Students work in small groups to design a reliable coaster complete with flips, dips, and thrills.
Calling all future medical students! Here is an adventure designed just for you. Medical Lab: Cardiopulmonary System explores many aspects of the circulatory system and lungs. Participants learn all about how our circulatory system functions and get the chance to look inside a human body with Cyndi, our Synthetic Cadaver!
3145 Hamilton Blvd. Bypass
Allentown, PA 18103
484.664.1002
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Sun.: 12-5 p.m.
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P: 484.664.1002
D: 3145 Hamilton Blvd. Bypass, Allentown, PA 18103
H: Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 12-5 p.m.
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