MOSI Field Trip with Planetarium, Labs, & Ropes Course
Schedule
Fri, 18 Apr, 2025 at 10:00 am
UTC-04:00Location
Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) | Temple Terrace, FL
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Cost:
• General Admission with planetarium= $15 child/ $18 adult (3 and under are FREE)
• Plus (optional) Instructional Program led by MOSI staff =
o $7/ person (adults and children) for groups attending the Ooey Gooey and Kids' Chemistry Labs (geared for those ages K-5)
o $14/person (adults and children) for groups attending the Junior Investigative Health (Life Science) Program
• Plus (optional) Ropes Course for those that are 42" tall or above with an adult, or 48" tall and above solo - $10/person
Parking:
FREE in MOSI parking lots
Lunch:
Bring your own lunches.
What's Included?
Everyone attending will have a planetarium viewing and unlimited interaction with MOSI's exhibits.
Everyone also has the option of adding on an age appropriate lab, and /or ropes course.
Lab Details:
K-2: Kids’ Chemistry (Chemistry) Examine the states of matter – solids, liquids, and gases. Mix common household items to explore physical and chemical changes. Play with mysterious ooze that you create. MA.B.1, SC.N.1, SC.N.2, SC.P.8
3-5: Totally Ooey Gooey Science (Chemistry) Take ordinary things and make slime that will ooze through your fingers. Experiment with physical and chemical properties of matter to create colorful acid/base reactions and reactions that heat up, cool down, or foam out of control. SC.P.8, SC.P.9, MA.A.5, MA.B.2
6-11: Investigative Health (Life Science) Program Length – 1 hours Through hands-on stations (such as suturing, tools of the trade, and engineering) expose students to important health topics. Examine the heart, trachea and lungs of a mammal through dissection. Investigate how the heart and lungs work together to oxygenate and circulate blood throughout the body. Learn why interpreting an EKG graph is important for good health. SC.L.14, SC.L.15, HE.C, HE.B, HE.P
Planetarium:
Starry Night (Kindergarten – 5th Grade) Capacity – 46 The night sky has been both a source of entertainment and a useful learning tool for humans. Listen to some of the ancient sky myths about Orion and why his shoulder is red, why Little Bear seems to never leave the sky, and how the Sun travels across our sky. SC.N.1, SC.E.5
Seasons in Space (6th Grade and Up) Capacity – 46 Our planet Earth is in constant motion and it is that motion that helps our planet create the seasons. From the flower blooms of spring and the hottest of summer days, to the dazzling colors of autumn and the chilliest of winter nights, all of which are caused by the intricate dance of the Earth and Sun. Learn which forces are at work to create these phenomena and how they affect the night sky. SC.N.1, SC.E.5
Ropes Course:
Get your adrenaline pumping and defy gravity, 36 feet overhead!
Conquer your fears on this 36-foot-high multilevel structure, featuring over 30 different elements. The course is designed with challenging high-energy feats ideal for all ages. For added safety, once you “clip in” and connect your harness to start the course, you won’t detach it until you are back on the ground.
Height Requirements
• Guests must be at least 42 inches to participate.
• Each child between 42-47 inches must climb with a responsible adult (18+). (An adult is required for each child under 48″.)
• Guests 48 inches and up can climb solo.
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Where is it happening?
Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI), Temple Terrace, Florida, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
