Mini Makers: Space Science & Engineering (Ages 7–11)
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June 15th-18th | 8:00-11:00am
A hands-on space science class where students explore foundational physics and engineering concepts through guided experiments and space-inspired investigations.
This engaging space-themed science class introduces students to foundational physics and engineering concepts through guided, hands-on experiments inspired by space exploration. Students will participate in age-appropriate science investigations focused on motion, force, propulsion, energy, and simple chemical reactions while building observation and critical thinking skills in a structured learning environment.
Throughout the course, students will complete guided experiments and demonstrations such as reaction-based propulsion activities, movement investigations, and space-inspired engineering challenges. Lessons are designed to help students understand how scientific principles affect movement, design, and technology in the real world.
Each session includes structured instruction, demonstrations, guided experimentation, and observation-based learning activities that encourage curiosity and scientific thinking. Students will test ideas, make predictions, record observations, and explore basic scientific concepts through hands-on participation.
This is a structured instructional science enrichment class focused on foundational science concepts and guided experimentation in a classroom-style setting.
All materials are provided.
A hands-on space science class where students explore foundational physics and engineering concepts through guided experiments and space-inspired investigations.
This engaging space-themed science class introduces students to foundational physics and engineering concepts through guided, hands-on experiments inspired by space exploration. Students will participate in age-appropriate science investigations focused on motion, force, propulsion, energy, and simple chemical reactions while building observation and critical thinking skills in a structured learning environment.
Throughout the course, students will complete guided experiments and demonstrations such as reaction-based propulsion activities, movement investigations, and space-inspired engineering challenges. Lessons are designed to help students understand how scientific principles affect movement, design, and technology in the real world.
Each session includes structured instruction, demonstrations, guided experimentation, and observation-based learning activities that encourage curiosity and scientific thinking. Students will test ideas, make predictions, record observations, and explore basic scientific concepts through hands-on participation.
This is a structured instructional science enrichment class focused on foundational science concepts and guided experimentation in a classroom-style setting.
All materials are provided.
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Where is it happening?
Room 509 4630 50th Street, Lubbock, TX, United States, Texas 79416
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Host or PublisherMauch Art Studio
