(
 Date: |
No current dates for this event |
 Time: |
No current times for this event |
 Location: |
STEMLab |
 Suggested Audience: |
Grades K–1 |
 Sensory Information: |
Weather Tools (Grades K–1)
In-person in the STEMLab
30 minutes
Capacity: 35 students per session
Our STEMLab educators can provide up to five sessions of this program in a day, subject to availability. Request this STEMLab program when you call to schedule your field trip.
How can meteorologists know whether the weather will be good or bad, rainy or sunny? Explore simple weather measurement tools like thermometers and barometers and learn how they can be used to predict the weather.
Science: SEP.2, K-ESS2-1, K-ESS3-2
Presented by
How to attend
Call 317-334-4000 to register for a field trip and request this program!
Water Works (Grades K–2)
Explore the unique physical properties of water through experimentation in this splash-able laboratory experience. Details
View dates and times
The Water Cycle (Grades 2–3)
Students will simulate the motion of water through the water cycle and discuss how climate change might impact the movement of water through the water cycle. Details
View dates and times
Light, Camera, Action! (Grades K–2) (Virtual)
Students will watch the Museum educator change as various lenses and materials are placed between them and the camera, and discover how, when light changes, what we see changes, too. Details
View dates and times
