Classes
Saturday, October 11, 2025
Coding with Sphero Robots!
Grades 3-4
October 11: 09:00AM - 12:00PM
Want to discover a fun new way to learn programming? Try out this Sphero Mini course! A Sphero Mini is a small, durable, interactive sphere (think the size of a golf ball), which responds to coding commands issued via Bluetooth from an iPad. This is a beginners’ guide to block coding, and the sequence of commands that make a robot go!
$85.00
Science Explorations: Mosquito Movers & Microscopic Marvels
Grades 3-4
October 11: 01:00PM - 04:00PM
In this engaging, hands-on science session, students will explore the fascinating world of insects—from fruit flies to mosquitoes to live crickets and hissing cockroaches. Through four interactive lab stations, participants will build insect models, use microscopes to observe glowing neurons, and safely handle live insects. They'll learn how scientists study insect development and how tiny creatures play big roles in ecosystems and human health. The session wraps up with a lively insect bingo game and a Junior Entomologist certificate to celebrate their discoveries!
$85.00
Creative Writing: Building Fantastical Worlds from D&D to Warrior Cats and Beyond
Grades 5-6
October 11: 01:00PM - 04:00PM
Students will let their imaginations run wild as they explore the many worlds of fantasy and science fiction stories! Students will generate 6-7 (or more!) ideas and craft their own work with the help of an expert instructor. This is a perfect opportunity for every curious and creative student whether they dream of becoming an author or just bringing imaginary worlds to life.
$85.00
Science Explorations: Daphnia Under the Microscope
Grades 5-6
October 11: 09:00AM - 12:00PM
Dive into the miniature universe of Daphnia! They might be small, but these tiny, water-dwelling creatures have big personalities that will take center stage. In this lab, we'll be putting on our detective hats and observing Daphnia's antics under the microscope. It's like reality TV, but in a water droplet. From dramatic twirls to daring escape attempts, these little creatures know how to keep us entertained. We'll be exploring questions like: How do Daphnia react to stimulants and depressants? How do they react when things get a little "heated" in their watery world? Join us for a few laughs, some serious science, and a front-row seat to the aquatic adventures of Daphnia! Remember, even though Daphnia may not have their own theme song (yet), they're still the stars of our lab show. Can't wait to see you there!
$85.00
Art Explorations
Grades 7-8
October 11: 09:00AM - 12:00PM
Students will get to explore their creativity and dive into the wide world of art using a few different mediums during this fun course. Students are sure to walk away with some artistic creations they are excited about.
$85.00
Minecraft: Building a Mars Rover
Grades 7-8
October 11: 01:00PM - 04:00PM
Have you ever wanted to explore another planet? Do you like Minecraft? In this class, you will get to know the rovers who have brought back data from Mars before experimenting with your own rover design using Minecraft. Students will also get hands-on by putting together their own minature solar-powered rover to take home.
$85.00
Saturday, November 15, 2025
Creative Writing
Grades 3-4
November 15: 09:00AM - 12:00PM
Explore your own unique experiences to tell your best story! In this course, students will explore the richness of imagery and how to use it in their own unique way. They will generate numerous seeds for stories and get started on how to best water those seeds to fruition. There will be opportunities to share if students feel comfortable doing so. Whether they’ve taken a creative writing class before or not, they’ll have a blast and leave feeling excited about continuing their writing journey.
$85.00
Science Explorations: Density
Grades 3-4
November 15: 01:00PM - 04:00PM
Get ready to solve the ultimate conundrum that's stacked from top to bottom—the Density Column Puzzle! Imagine a skyscraper made of liquids, where even the smallest drop has a personality clash with its neighbors. This is the kind of skyscraper drama you don't want to miss! In this class, we'll be mixing, pouring, and stacking liquids of all sorts—from the heavyweights that refuse to budge, to the lightweights that think they're the kings of the castle. Your mission? Arrange these liquid troublemakers in perfect order based on their density. Think you've got what it takes to outsmart gravity and engineer the wackiest tower ever? This is your chance to prove that you're not just a student; you're a density sorcerer! So, grab your goggles and get ready to mix, measure, and master the art of density. We promise, it's a puzzle that will keep you on the edge of your seat—or in this case, at the top of your beaker!
$85.00
Art: Sculpture Creations with 3D Pens
Grades 5-6
November 15: 01:00PM - 04:00PM
In this class, student will build 3-dimensional art from their own imaginations. To bring the scupltures to life, students will have lots of materials to work with including 3d printing pens, wood, metal, cardboard, fabric, plaster, paint and more.
$85.00
Math of Games
Grades 5-6
November 15: 09:00AM - 12:00PM
Get ready for fun and friendly competition as we learn the mathematical strategy behind playing games! Many mathematical topics will be explored such as probability, statistics, number theory, pattern analysis, geometry, and algebra. We will tackle the math behind games such as tic-tac-toe, Mastermind, Pachici (known in modern times as Parcheesi), Hearts, Risk, Settlers of Catan, Bridge and many, more. Playing games will take on new meaning when fun and mathematical thought come together. Please join us for this active, thought-provoking class!
$85.00
Math Paradoxes
Grades 7-8
November 15: 01:00PM - 04:00PM
Did you know that there exists a shape that can be filled with paint but not painted? Did you know that an argument can be made that 1=0? Would you like to explore a 4-dimensional shape? In this course, students will explore more than a dozen wild and sometimes wacky mathematical paradoxes.
$85.00
Science Explorations: Neurons in Action
Grades 7-8
November 15: 09:00AM - 12:00PM
In this fun, hands-on class, you’ll explore how brain cells (neurons) send messages using tiny charged particles called ions. Using an interactive simulation, you’ll learn how signals move across cell membranes—just like students do in medical school, but adapted for middle school! You’ll discover how ions like sodium and potassium flow across neuron membranes to create electrical signals that control movement, sensation, and thought. Come ready to experiment, think like a scientist, and learn how neurons and ions work together to power everything you do.
$85.00
