ScientificKids - About ScienticKids Science Classes

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Parents choose our science and nature classes for many different reasons. What's yours?

• Your child enjoys science and nature.

• You want to give your child a head start in science.

• Your child loves bugs, taking nature walks and collecting nature items.

• It's important to you to that your child develops critical thinking skills.

• You recognize the importance of developing your child's problem-solving skills.

• You want to introduce science and nature to your child in a positive, educational and fun environment.

• You want your child to learn how to use a science tools.

• It's important to you that your child builds his/her social skills.

• You want your child to develop his/her writing and investigational skills.

About the ScientificKids™ Program

The ScientificKids™ program involves study of dozens of organisms. All units involve the use of stereoscopes and magnifying glasses to give your child an up close view of the world.

ScientificKids™ specimens of study include:
Dandelions, leaves, tree branches, seeds, flowers, bees, ladybugs, crickets, butterflies, ants, flies, worms, snails, snake skins, owl pellets, mealworms, mice, turtles, frogs, grasshoppers, beans, sunflowers, hermit crabs, mushrooms, pillbugs, praying mantis, venus fly traps, aloe vera plants, and much more!

There is a maximum of three children per stereoscope (or one magnifying glass per child) to give your child ample time for examining his/her specimens. During the first ScientificKids™ class, your child will be taught how to use and care for the stereoscope. Read more about the class structure.

ScientificKids!™ classes:

• Introduce children to science and nature with an up-close approach that makes it interesting and fun
• Develop children's critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Provide a fun and educational environment for children to learn about science and nature
• Build confidence and self-esteem

• Develop fine motor, writing and social skills
• Teach children how to use a stereoscope and magnifying glass
• Prepares children for science in a school setting