(For students Age 6 – 11)
Inspired by Nature (6/10/24 – 6/14/24)
Have you ever wondered why animals possess adaptations that allow them to survive in their unique environment? Did you know:
- Butterfly wings are being studied by solar engineers to improve solar cell efficiency?
- That scientists have connected the deep diving penguin respiration to a possible solution for muscular dystrophy?
. The themes in this camp includes:
- Spiders
- Bug’s Life
- Moth Adaptations
- Ladybug Life Cycle
- How Animals Grow – Eggs
- Amphibians
- reptile Adaptations
- Pollination Partners
- Shark Adaptations
- Whales
Schedule: 6/10/24 – 6/14/24, 9:00AM – 12:00PM.
Invisible Forces (6/17/24 – 6/21/24)
Students will learn all about magnetism and electricity in this shocking series of workshops. By building an electrical circuit, and investigating the push and pull of magnets, students discover how current flow, positive and negative charges, electrons, and other force of nature. The themes in this camp includes:
- Paper Columns
- Paper Bridges
- Roller Coasters
- Sound Science
- Magnets
- Enlightening Electrical Circuits
- Lights and Shadows
- Lights and Mirrors
- Slime & Gloop
- Bubbles
Schedule: 6/17/24 – 7/21/24, 9:00AM – 12:00PM.
Instructor: Schmahl Science Instructors
The children at Schmahl Science Workshops love science. Like children everywhere, they learn most effectively when they are challenged and having fun. We are a partnership of students, parents, scientists, engineers and educators who have come together to help foster this interest in science. We believe that children are motivated to learn when their ideas are cultivated through they joy of designing and carrying out an experiment. Our workshops enable students to explore and invent what inspires them, and to develop they skills needed to achieve success in all areas of their lives.