Kindergarten:

• Identify birds in your neighborhood, prairie and at the lake as we take a quick look at common birds for this area. We’ll discuss engineering techniques of nest building and get to design nest!

1st-3rd Grades:

• Identify birds in your neighborhood, prairie and at the lake as we take a quick look at common birds. We’ll discuss engineering techniques of nest building. Plus, carrying out an investigation determining how the shape of a bird’s beak affects what and how it eats!

 

You can’t spell ‘chemical reaction’ without ACTION! This program will show students that science can be surprising, fun, and messy!
Available in-person and live on Zoom!

Our Earth’s is part of a trio that makes seasons, weather, tides and so much more. Find out how the Sun and Moon influence our life on Earth. Amazing information and a fun activity.

From Amelia Earhart to Dwight Eisenhower, Gordon Parks to Russell Stover, meet famous Kansans who have left their mark on history.

Recognize the differences between a mammal, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Identify the 5 needs of all animals. Discover some amazing adaptations to help them survive. A live animal will visit the classroom.

Bugs make the world go round! What makes a bug an insect? What do they do? How do they grow? Why do we need them? Meet a few and learn about their amazing abilities and attributes; creepy, colorful, charming, carnivorous and more.

Get the buzz on bees! How does a bee carry nectar and pollen back to the hive? How do bees communicate? Discover what bees do and why they’re so important in this interactive program.
Available in-person.

Get acquainted with our state symbols. Learn fun, interesting facts through our hands-on live animal program.

What are our state symbols? We will read picture books and learn the facts about our state symbols in this fun, informative storytime.

Bullying, friendship, space, holidays… give us a topic and we will choose two-three books to read to your class. Picture books are a great way to start a discussion, introduce a topic, or just have some laugh out loud silliness.

What is sound? Students know how to make it, but this program will teach them what it is, how it works, and show them how to make a simple musical instrument.
Available in-person and live on Zoom!

With over 70 books produced in 50 years, Eric Carle is one of the most beloved children’s authors. Learn a bit about his life and art in this program. We will also read a classic book and create some art of our own!