PROGRAM SCHEDULE
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

Program dates, lesson topics, hands-on labs and activities, and overarching skills emphasized in each session.

Open the PDF below to learn more about the overarching skills of our programs and how they are incorporated into each lesson.

2020-2021 lesson overview PDF

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    April 2020
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    Students will learn about the basic principles of heat transfer. They will be guided through designing and conducting their own experiment evaluating the effectiveness of salt on lowering the freezing point of ice cream.
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    March 2020
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    Students will explore the topics of diffusion and tonicity through a cucumber osmosis lab as well as the basics of cell membrane structure and function.
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    February 2020
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    Students will learn about the basic principles of aerodynamics, as well as design and test different paper airplanes to understand the attributes that help them to fly successfully.
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    January 2020
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    Students will learn about the basic function and underlying scientific principles of the pH scale and perform a basic volcano lab with a variety of acids and bases.
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    December 2020 (TBD)
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    Students will dissect flowers in order to study plant anatomy and the purpose of flower structures. They will research the method of fertilization used among a specific plant species, presenting it in a creative format. Lastly, we will cover how plants spread their seeds in order to reproduce.
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    November 2020
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    Students will design and conduct their own experiments on the effect of different volumes of water on the success of bottle flipping, then learn about the physics behind this phenomenon.
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    October 2020
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    Students will explore the structure and function of DNA and perform a lab to extract DNA from strawberries. In addition, we will cover how genes in DNA are expressed to produce proteins.
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    September 2020
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    Students will go through the process of designing and testing a device that can protect a raw egg when dropped.