In this exhibit kids will use science, technology, engineering, and math to create different types of circuits. This will teach them how energy transferred and used to power different devices. By creating circuits they will learn more about technology and its uses. They will use the engineering process to design redesign their circuit. Finally will use math to calculate the resistance in the circuit and find how much energy it contains. Walk into a giant circuit board and flip the switch to your imagination. With giant batteries, resistors, and much more kids will learn how to make a working circuit and apply math, science, and engineering skills. 

Abstract for our Exhibit Possibility

This exhibit represents the powerful reaction with a variety of chemicals. Chemicals like Hydrogen Peroxide, Potassium Iodide, and yeast can lead to an eruption of foam. Depending on how much Hydrogen Peroxide is used, affects the scaling of foam. For example, 10% Hydrogen Peroxide is a calm flowing stream of foam while 20% Hydrogen Peroxide erupts abruptly at first then calms down soon afterward. This exhibit could be utilized for entertainment and learning purposes. To perform this scientific project, you need to be cautious around each substance. Yet, you can still enjoy the polychromatic eruption of foam. 

This exhibit is called “A Rainbow in A Jar.” This exhibit is an example of how different molecules separate by their weight, or density. This would teach the kids how chemistry and physics relate to each other, with why they separate being chemistry, and density being physics. It would be very intriguing on how each layer moves and how it can be manipulated. The jar would be in a clear box with a crank that moves the jar. The jar would also not be the size of a regular jar, but it would be the size of a small car that needs two people to move.