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Jasmine and José and the Floating Branch

Jasmine and José throw a rock and a branch into a lake. Which one floats and which one sinks? Discover what happens and how density determines whether objects sink or float.

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Jasmine and José Build a House for Bear

Jasmine and José want to build a house for their stuffed animals. They have lots of different materials to choose from. Which ones should they use? Experiment with materials to discover their properties and build your own house for a stuffed animal.

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Jasmine and José Clean a Creek

Jasmine and José discover that the creek next to their house has a lot of trash in it. How can they separate the trash from the water?

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Jasmine and José Learn About Vacuum

Jasmine and José spilled some flour and use a vacuum cleaner to clean it up. What is a vacuum? Explore the concept of vacuum and see how we use it in our daily lives.

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In the Classroom- Learning Lab

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Science is for Me! Kit assembly

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John Morada

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Keith Keller

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Awesome

We believe science is exciting and awe-inspiring. Through hands-on lessons, students actively explore how the world works by asking questions, making observations, and testing ideas. Each of our Science is for Me! Kits include an engaging storybook and the experiment materials, thoughtfully designed to foster critical thinking and ignite a passion for exploration

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Everyone

We honor the identities and experiences of every student, promoting equity and inclusion in all our lessons. We create authentic learning opportunities where every student can succeed in science.

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Everywhere

Curiosity drives children. Our program nurtures this curiosity, encouraging students to explore their questions through hands-on learning. By connecting science and engineering with other content areas, and using everyday materials, we help students see that science is part of everyday life.