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After School Programs

Dry IcecapadesLearn about all the di�erent states of matter with fun experiments related to heat and molecules. We’ll even explore changes in matter with some

exciting Dry Ice activities!

Reactions in ActionThe perfect blend of chemistry and physics, with a focus on things that light up and glow. Explore the wonders of ultraviolet light! Watch in amaze-

ment as real money disappears in a flash.

Lights, Color, ActionWork against your eyes! Discover how mirrors

and their reflections can play tricks on what you see. Learn all about the properties of light and

color and even make a chromatography design.

Forces in MotionLearn all about gravity, inertia, and centripetal force in this fun introduction to physics. Learn

about the 3 laws of motion and how forces a�ect our lives.

Che-MysteryExplore one of the most exciting and fundamen- tal sciences as you watch color changes, foam-ing reactions and more. Learn all the about the

di�erent signs of physical and chemical changes.

ElectricityTake a tour on the electron freeway! Investigate

conductors, insulators, and other elements in the world of circuit electricity. Explore the e�ects of static electricity and even see a real Tesla Coil.

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Each session is a live, INTERACTIVE on-line, one-hour genuine Mad Science program with demos, at-home activities and interaction with a real Mad Scientist and other kids. Classes are Mondays/Wednesdays 3/30-4/22 from 3-4pm, or Tuesdays/Thursdays 3/31-4/23 from 3-4pm

Mad Science Home Adventure

Sonic SoundsTap into soundwave transmission and fill your

ears with vibrations. Listen to some cool sound e�ects and even use ordinary home objects to

create a sound-e�ect symphany.

Science of MagicLearn the science behind illusions, read minds,

and perform a Houdini-style escape! Watch water disappear before your eyes. It's not

magic—it's science!

Each session involves lots of cool demonstrations, and even hands-on

activities for you to do with items you have around your house!

• Fun and Interactive w/ Hands-on Component• Already registered for a spring Mad Science class? Now you can transfer to our online class. Just give us a call before registering• Price $116 $75 for 8 sessions. Your participation helps support Mad Science and its employees • Space is limited – sign up today before it fills!

At-home Supply List for Mad Science Home Adventures!

This is the list for all the materials you will need to do the at-home experiments. If you see some items repeated, that's because those will be used in more than one class. I bolded the items you will want to have on hand for this upcoming week (items specifically for the first class are in italics as well).

● M&M colorful candies ● Coffee filters (at least 1) ● Plates (1 per coffee filter) ● Cup of warm water ● Coloring supplies in rainbow colors (for example, markers) ● White paper (can be the size of an index card or larger) ● Tall drinking glass or vase filled with water (room -temperature) ● Paper towel or a towel for clean up ● Ice Cube Tray ● Water ● Timer ● Paper ● Pen or pencil ● Cup ● 2 Elastic bands ● 2 Paper clips ● Ice cube ● Plate (to catch the drips) ● Clear plastic lid ● Colored translucent (that means you can see through it but it is not completely

transparent) lids

● Markers (your favorite color) ● Plastic comb

● Wooly carpet or towel ● Salt and pepper ● Shallow dish (or food storage container lid) ● Empty soda can ● Balloon (latex-free if there are allergies) ● Shaving Cream ● Tray ● Paper (Cardstock or index cards work best) ● Washable paint (a few colors) ● Craft stick ● Paper towel or a towel for clean up ● Toothpicks ● Cornstarch ● Water ● Spoon (Tablespoon) ● Bowl ● 3 different colors of crayon ● A volunteer ● Large metal kitchen spoon (a metal coat hanger will also work) ● String (30” or 76 cm) ● Pencil ● Cotton string (about 12” or 30 cm long) ● Paper cup ● Paper clip ● Water in a bowl ● Paper towel ● Ruler with a groove down the middle (or 2 rulers) ● 5 marbles (same size) ● Paper ● Pencil ● OPTIONAL: different sizes of marbles ● Different types of bouncy balls (super bouncy ball, tennis balls, ping pong ball, etc…)