Our Demonstration Fun Station Themes
Dry Ice
Ever wondered how the infamous fog effect is generated? You guessed it…dry ice! Not only is this extremely cold form of carbon dioxide good at fogging up a room, it is also used to illustrate several other cool effects. During this demonstration, children learn all of the chilling facts behind dry ice, in addition to conjuring up a few magical potions using the element itself.
Energy Burst
Learn about potential and kinetic energy in this active hands-on station. Test yours science skills with catapults, spring things and pop ups!
Magnets
Discover the wonders of magnetism! Use magnets to defy gravity and levitate objects. Learn the science behind electromagnets with the help of a St. Louis Motor.
Optical Illusions
Baffle your mind with fascinating optical illusions. During this fun station you will learn about reflection, lenses and how light travels. Use stroboscopic discs to create moving illusions.
Static Electricity
Static electricity can come from various objects like carpet, doorknobs, sweaters, and balloons. During this demonstration, kids get to witness the effect of static electricity first hand. This demonstration is so mind-blowing, it makes the hairs on the back of their necks stand up—literally!
Under Pressure
Children use Bernoulli's principle to overcome gravity in this fun filled center all about air pressure. They will learn the physics of breathing with the help of vortex generators and use hovering ping pong balls to explore the mysteries of air pressure.
Science of Magic
Magic? No…it’s science! You’ll learn the secrets behind famous magic that you can recreate for yourself! Mother nature has some tricks of her own, and we’d like to show you what’s up her sleeve.
Ph Phactor
Slide down the colorful pH scale and dip into the world of acids and bases!
Popper Stoppers
Explore the extremes of pH with your Reaction Tube™ in what is sure to be a stopper-popping experience! (optional additional fee for take home test tubes)
Circuit Nerves
Discover the positives and negatives of a circuit. Test your nerves out with a fun game.
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