Science Adventure Kids
School Year Adventures
School’s out? The adventure is in! We’ve got all your public school holidays covered. And if you’ve got days off that aren’t on our schedule, let us know, with enough interest, we just might add them.
We are so excited to engage your Jr. Scientist with dynamic demos, hands-on science experiments and plenty of playing all day long.
Contact our office to get on our email list, so we can keep you up to date on all of our latest adventures!
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Science Teacher Sarah
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Science Adventure Kids
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Are excited to invite you along on adventures
throughout the school year!
Come explore, investigate, and experiment with us all year long!
Our days are filled with hands-on projects, demos, and fun to make our scientific inquiries most memorable. Some superstars of science that we discuss include Madame Curie, Isaac Newton, Archimedes, Lewis Latimer, Jaques Cousteau, and Sue Hendrickson. We love to tell the whole story of how they did it! We answer all manner of questions on theme and off. These are just a few of the subjects that pop up often: space, animals, anatomy, the ocean, health, nutrition and so much more!
Join us throughout the rest of the year!!!​
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January 19, The eyes have it! Single vs. multi-lens eyes, comparing mammal and insect eyes; Find out how they work. Learn about Patricia Bath and other inventors whose creations help preserve our sight.
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February 16, Air pressure can appear as magic to the untrained eye. It can make objects float or sink, keep things dry, or even predict the weather! Join us today for exciting and baffling experiments.
February 17, The Eiffel Tower: Let’s learn about this 136-year-old modern-day wonder and how it came into existence. How did this engineering marvel make its structure strong enough to still be standing today? What is its relationship to Ferris wheels and the Statue of Liberty? Learn about this and how parachutes relate today.
February 18, Do you know where the world’s largest magnet is located? Do you know what elements are magnetic? Do you know how magnetism relates to electricity? Find out all about Magnets and magnetism on today’s adventure.
February 19, Join us today for an exploration into the human body and through the veins. As sure as our blood flows, we’ll learn its purpose and how it cooperates with all the body systems. So hop on a red blood cell and flow into our anatomy science adventure!
February 20, Let’s wrap up the week with a look at Ancient Egypt! They invented the potter's wheel and the plow. How has the Nile River affected their culture since ancient times? Their architecture and inventions, from the written word and paper to medical tools and the calendar, are still in use today!
​Watch your inbox for exciting themes
on all of these school days off.
And the excitement continues for a
2026 summer full of adventures!
Is your school closed on a different date?
Contact us, with enough interest,
we are always happy to accommodate!
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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 5:30 additional $25 per day
Early drop-off $15 starting as early as 8:00am
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For questions or reservations,
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Don’t forget that Science Teacher Sarah visits school for FREE all the time! Large shows, assemblies, storytime, or individual classes.
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