Pre-K

program information, promotion information, free give away, some activities.

A "Walk-in-Painting" based on Entomology. Designed, fabricated and exhibited by the students of Patrick Henry High School. Visual Art and Biology classes, guided by Jason Rogalski, will share this interactive installation exploring the scientific study of insects, with a focus on the honey bee.

As world leader in serving science, discover the many exciting areas of science Thermo Fisher impacts around the world - from helping cancer researches to protecting water quality for all.

Pai will feature product for kids to demo/play. The space will also have signs that Pai will furnish. We'll need electricity to charge our devices (iPads, robots, etc....)

Stop by SDCCU’s booth, which will feature a fun game of finance trivia for kids with an opportunity for their parents to complete an entry form for a chance to win up to $500 in the SDCCU Cash Cube, a walk-in container where money flies through the air. Two winners will be randomly pulled from the completed entries and have the opportunity to spend 30 seconds in the SDCCU Cash Cube.

Seed Travel: How do seeds travel? Create your own paper helicopter seeds and test it out in our wind tunnel.
What forces are in action? How is the seed's motion beneficial for the plant?

Lilly and SBP institute will join booths under a partnership between the two organizations. We will create a series of hands-on, interactive or observational learning opportunities for a diverse audience, primarily (not exclusively) targeting pre-K, grad and middle school. Attendees will walk through different learning stations revolving around the concept of DNA structure and function, and effect of its modifications in biological models. Temporary tattoos, other giveaways will be available.

The Music Notes team consists of teachers that provide high energy educational concerts for people of all ages! School House Rock proved how effective using music to teach can be, so join us as we share music created to educate and motivate learners of all ages!

Fun for all at a benchtop demonstration of all things chemistry. Our “Mad Scientist” lab instructor will be guiding interactive demonstrations of color and sight, as we explore the chemical reactions between acids and bases. Kids can explore the wonders of pH, through a hands-on demo of familiar non-toxic solutions. Volunteers will teach and guide students through the demonstration, alongside educational posters and contests for pH prediction. Prizes and giveaways will be available for students.

Our booth with have at least 2 different activities for kids to engage in. One will be geared toward younger children and the other will be for middle school and high school level. We are hoping to set up a glider at our space and give kids an opportunity to sit in the cockpit and learn about flying. We will have swag bags and other items for the kids to take home and will potentially set up a computer screen with some technological element.