Little Labs: Cars by Thames & Kosmos
Can you identify an animal by its footprint? How many animals are in your backyard? Can you hear an earthworm? Where do birds sleep? Learn about animals in your backyard and parks by investigating their natural habitats and tracks.
As part of the class students experiment with wheels, gear ratios, and energy transmission by building tricycles, bicycles, cars, and motors.
Students located in the Bay Area are welcome to bring their science kit and join us live at Cambrian Go-Karts.
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Find out how Earth's rotation creates day and night, how Earth's axis and revolution around the sun causes the seasons, and how the moon's rotation around Earth gives us the phases of the moon. See for yourself how meteorites formed the craters on the moon. Make a moon flipbook and a moon calendar. Build a sundial and a solar collector to experiment with the sun. Grasp a comet's tail and learn about how meteoroids become falling stars.
Join us for our upcoming online Physics Class at the largest, most comprehensive exhibit of the innovative art, science and engineering works of Leonardo da Vinci and his contemporaries at The Tech Museum of Innovation.
Learn about mechanical physics by building simple machines such as levers, gears, and pulleys. Discover force and motion and visit the hands-on and interactive exhibits, divided among themed galleries after the class.
Students in the Bay Area have the option to join us at the Tech Museum if they wish. Please bring your science kits with you.