Experience high quality, interactive observations with our microEYE DISCOVERY video microscope. Adjust the magnification by zooming in and out and move the slider from left to right to adjust its focus. What you place under the microscope for observation is up to you – from items throughout the museum, to fossils and real shells.
How does wind flow through a city? Families use bubbles to observe wind speed and direction, and to test how buildings and streets affect wind flow in the Science Saturday activity based Plum Landing’s “Wild Wind”. Then in the Makerspace, create an Easter egg catapult.
Happy Easter! The museum will be closed Sunday, April 21.
A little boy tells his teacher about the tricks of a mischievous wind that made him late for school. But his teacher just won’t believe him. Is he telling the truth or just inventing some outrageous excuses? Listen to the little boy as he tells about his windy “walk” to school and find out in “Whoosh […]
Make your own DIY Wind Chimes this Wednesday!
Come with us this Passport Thursday when we explore Holland and their windmills!
Join in the fun this Fit Friday when we play the parachute game. Then put on your engineering cap when we make jelly bean structures in the Makerspace at 3:30 p.m.
Join us for Science Saturday when we create wind cars and then head into the Makerspace where we’ll put together alternatives to plastic bags.
The spring breeze is rolling in! Make foam spinners to play with. In the Makerspace we’ll be making spring slime at 2:30 p.m.
