Science Adventure Kids
Summer Adventures
School’s out for the summer…
So what are you waiting for, lets get our adventure on. Science Adventure Kids has got an epic lineup all summer long.
You can sign up for a day, a week, a month or all summer. We’ve got our days full to the brim with exploration, experimentation and FUN!
Our 2026 Summer Schedule will be out soon packed with even more Adventures.
Look for these new and old favorites in our soon-to-be-released Summer schedule.
Come and explore our new Glow in the Dark “cave”. Learn about bioluminescence and short-wave light while trying out our new indoor slide.
Citric acid has many uses. Flavoring, preservation, and disinfectant to name a few. But where does it come from? Do you know which fruit has the highest concentration of citric acid? The incredible, edible lemon!
DNA: What does it do? What does it stand for? Where do we find it? We will learn the answers to these questions and many more on our DNA Extraction day.
Geysers, volcanoes, and magma, oh my! Let’s explore thermodynamics. Discover how Geothermal energy keeps the Earth warm.
Let’s talk about one of New York’s most iconic symbols: the Statue of Liberty. Discover its history and the amazing feat of engineering.
Take a deep breath in and feel your lungs fill with air and your brain fill with questions. You are invited to analyze anatomy with us as we delve into the respiratory system. This day is sure to be a gas!
Today we will take a leap and land on number 26 on the periodic table of elements: Iron. From stunning structures to the marvels of modern medicine, let’s find out.
Who discovered the world’s largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex? Learn all about this Scuba Diver, Sue Hendrickson, today.
Did you ever wonder where colors come from? Join us today on our Rainbow hunt to see how light is the source of all colors.
A pyroclastic eruption buried this snapshot of ancient Roman life 2000 years ago. Pompeii begins a new field of science: archeology
Did you know that crayons and other common art supplies were once poisonous? Let’s explore the history of crayons and how one man overcame this limitation.
Amazon: A seemingly endless supply of diverse species packed into one location. Let’s take a tour of the fantastic variety of flora and fauna.
Let’s learn about the precise geometry of crystals and their many different shapes, from precious gems like diamonds to common shapes of crystals like salt and sugar.
Leonardo da Vinci, a Renaissance man, brought together Art, Science, and Mathematics in the world’s most famous painting: the Mona Lisa.
Why are Penguins waterproof? Leopard spots or giraffe dots? Chameleons camouflage? Discover these Animal Adaptations and more.
We will do all these things and much more throughout the summer. Watch for our summer schedule.
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All Tuesday And Thursdays
We will explore themes presented throughout the week by our guest experts, workshops, and our students’ inquiries. We will follow student-led questions into hands-on projects and experiments. Students also have the opportunity to visit our on-site animal menagerie and play in our own backyard space.
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The Details
Time: We start at 9 am and finish at 3 pm
Extended day or early drop-off is available
upon request for an additional fee.
Drop-off Location:
112 West 14 St, #3E between 6th and 7th Ave.
Lunch: All Jr. Scientists must bring their own lunch,
lunchboxes are fine in the classroom.
Prices: Single day (9-3) $110
Full week (M - F, 9 - 3) $485
Fees include snacks and prizes.
Extended day till 5:30pm additional $25 per day
Early drop-off $15 starting as early as 8:00am per day
For questions or reservations, please contact us,
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