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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 stereoscope.

• 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™ Licensed Program

There are currently three units in the ScientificKids™ program, each divided by type of specimens studied. All units involve the use of stereoscopes to give your child an up close view of the world.

ScientificKids™ – Dandy Lions
Specimens of study may include dandelions, leaves, tree branches, seeds, and flowers.

ScientificKids™ – Buzy Beez
Specimens of study may include bees, ladybugs, crickets, butterflies, ants, and flies.

ScientificKids™ – Wiggly Worms
Specimens of study may include worms, snails, snake skins, owl pellets and mealworms.

There is a maximum of three children per stereoscope 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 stereoscopes. 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
• Prepares children for science in a school setting

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