Cool hands-on chemistry experiments with things from the kitchen. Have fun experimenting and doing experiments to investigate the chemistry of items found in everyday life.

Take a look under the surface of the water and explore what makes a good aquatic habitat. Students will have the opportunity to determine what makes a good habitat for aquatic plants and animals, identify and preserve their own underwater insect, make predictions of habitats and play a round of aquatic detective!

Students will learn about animals that are found in ND along with handling the animal’s fur.  Students will also cast molds of animal tracks and they will be able to take the tracks home.

Sometimes the ground is too soft for anyone to travel across. Engineers have ways to stabilize the ground so work can begin.

Treat water by using everyday items you can find at home

You are in for a tree-t! Learn how foresters identify, measure, manage, and use trees!
*Knock on wood for good weather; if conditions allow, students should be prepared to conduct some activities outdoors.

Students will attempt to transport as many pieces of cargo (weights) as possible via paper cargo airplanes across a specified distance. They will investigate how the weight and distribution of cargo impacts the flight of the airplane.

Learn about Soil Textures and ways to protect it. Create a Conservation plan with better management practices.

​Come learn about Cybersecurity and IT opportunities that begin with fun, engaging and problem-solving activities. Cybersecurity has millions of vacancies worldwide. Today the field offers remote work, continuing education, well paid, and many employers hire before college education is complete. In fact, there are many pathways to get into the field.

Come and explore a wide variety of careers through VR! Immerse yourself in virtual reality to discover new and exciting career options that interest you!

Astronauts recycle their waste water into drinking water. This session the student will design and build their own water purification system.

Tap into your inner creativity by designing and making games that you can play with your friends!  You’ll use a tiny computer called a micro:bit that let’s you make all kinds of fun projects – games, musical instruments, wearable accessories, and more.  You’ll get to keep a micro:bit so that you can design and make projects on your own.

Experience what it’s like to have a disability and to use adaptive equipment to help you with everyday things we take for granted.   Maneuver a wheelchair around a room, put on socks or button a shirt, use adapted equipment to help you with your meals, communicate without your voice and try your hand at switches. 

Students will have hands-on activities with circuitry kits helping them understand how electricity works and how it can be used to make our lives better.

Workshop will cover the basic of forensic evidence gathering used by Law Enforcement such as fingerprints and DNA.

Make a paper tower that can withstand as much wind as possible, without sliding or toppling over

​Urine - Who knew!  Urine is used as a tool to aid in the diagnosis of numerous health conditions.  Test a variety of urines to determine which patient has diabetes, liver failure, ... and much more!

Have you used micro:bits before to design and make projects?  If so, this session is for you!  In this session, you will continue to grow your creativity, design, and coding skills so that you can make all kinds of fun micro:bit projects - games, musical instruments, wearable accessories, and more.