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Learn about forces by building a pompom popper and catapult.

Students will build a makeshift harmonica out of paper, popsicle sticks and toothpicks.

Watch water flow up a coffee filter and separate the dye in a permanent marker, then create a butterfly with the end result.

Build, launch and test a glider made of paper, a straw and an elastic.

Learn about the importance of neurons and create a cell body and neuron model out of pipe cleaners.

Design and build a bridge using given materials that spans at least 30 cm and is strong enough to not compress under one book.

Learn about clouds and how they form, then create a model of various clouds at their specific altitudes.

Create a model of your hand, with bones, knuckles, ligaments and tendons using paper, straw bits and string.

A virtual interview with a scientist where volunteers lead an interactive session about themselves, their interest in science, their career path, etc.

Learn about light and build a Kaleidoscope

Create a bracelet with beads that react to UV light.

Cut a paper flower, fold in petals and watch them blossom when in water.

Students will learn about the current topic of self-driving cars and use it as a platform to learn about the big ideas behind computational thinking.

Students will learn about the different states of matter and their properties and explore characteristics of liquids with a focus on density.

Read "What If There Were No Bees?" and learn about the importance of bees and cross-pollination.