Playful Science and Sensory Workshops for Kids

We're taking bubble making to the next level with these amazing spiral bubbles. It's a fun, colorful, and mesmerizing activity that kids absolutely love.

Break the ice! In this sensory activity, kids use tools to hammer and chip away at a giant block of colored ice to discover a surprise hidden inside. It's a great way to explore states of matter.

What does it feel like to be vacuum-packed? Our kids had a blast with this hilarious and safe experiment, learning about air pressure as a vacuum cleaner sucks the air out of a bag around them.

Is it magic or science? This student is amazed that he can hold a bottle upside down with an object inside, all thanks to the power of a vacuum. It's a lesson in air pressure that feels like a magic trick.

This simple experiment with a bottle and a ball demonstrates Bernoulli's principle. Even when the bottle is turned upside down, the water stays in, held by the force of air pressure.

This fun paper craft frog demonstrates capillary action. As the kids blow through the straw, the frog's long paper tongue unrolls, making for a fun and interactive science toy.

Who needs designer shoes when you can make your own balloon shoes? This fun and silly activity is a great way to end a class, letting kids get creative and walk around in their colorful, squeaky creations.

From setting up our space to the first art projects and happy faces, this is a glimpse into the life and energy of our activity center. It's a place for learning, creating, and making friends.

This magical water transfer activity is a beautiful way to learn about colors. Kids draw on a paper towel, and when it's placed in water, the colors magically transfer and fill in the drawing.