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Ready, Aim, Fire! Teams of up to FIVE 4-8th grade students are invited to participate in our SPLAT-A-PULT competition at The Lancaster Science Factory Saturday, March 4th at 9:30am! This event is being sponsored by the Optimist Club of Lancaster.
Teams will design and construct their catapults in advance and then bring their contraptions to the Science Factory on the morning of the 4th. In between rounds, there will be opportunities for teams to modify their catapults.
The 1st place team will win a pizza party for 20 at the Lancaster Science Factory!
Ending time TBD: It will depend on how many teams register!
Teams can sign up by contacting Rachel Cahill at rcahill@tlsf.org or 717-509-6363 x105 for more information.
Registration closes on March 2nd, 2017, sign up today!
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Contest Details:
SPLAT-A-PULT: A STEM Game of Strategy and Skill
Field Layout- There will be a total of three independent fields for the SPLAT-A-Pult teams. Each field will have a set length represented by the Purple color, 12-foot, 14- foot and 16-foot respectively. The bullseye color rings will each be 12 inches in diameter. TEAMs will have a total of 8 shots over the course of the competition. Each TEAM will be designated an order of launch for each of the three prospective lengths…. where they will take two shots. After all TEAMs have completed their first 6 shots, TEAMs will then have time to re-group and select which of the fields of choice they will be taking both of their remaining 2 shots. TEAMs will submit a written request to Lead Judge, where an order for launching will then be assigned to each TEAMs request. Targets- target will be identically sized (12inches in diameter) at each field however, with length of the field the point values change by color. The bottom ring will be placed 1-foot from the end of the set length floor mat.
Red – 2 points, Orange – 4 points, Yellow – 6 points, Green – 8 points and Blue – 10 points.
Ammunition for this event we will be launching standard sized colored Easter Eggs filled with dried beans. Filled egg will have an approximate weight of 21.0 – 21.5 grams (.75oz).
The SPLAT-A-Pult-
The machine would need to fit into a designated sized box. Suggestion would be a box no larger the 3 feet by 3 feet. The box would be placed at the end of each of the field layouts to assist with TEAM preparation. Also a practice splat/dry splat will be necessary to test this prior to competition launch
During the competition of Splat… of the catapult… no part of the machine may exceed the plane/limits of the box (3ft x 3ft). NO air cannons or pressure systems will be permitted.
Winning the SPLAT-A-Pult Competition-
In order to win the SPLAT-A-Pult Competition it is simply a numbers game. Each team will SPLAT for points on each of the designated fields during the first round of competition. The point values for the first round will be totaled and recorded. During second round of competition TEAMs will then request via paper and launch from their choice of the three fields two additional launches. These values will then be totaled and added to the first round of competitions. The third round of competition will be the interview session where an additional 10 points are available. During the interview a panel of judges will ask the TEAMs to explain their machine from the brainstorming of the concept to the actual building of the contraption to the science/engineering of “HOW” it works. The interview session scores will not be published until all groups have completed the interviews. At that point all scored will be totaled and awards will be distributed to top three TEAMs.
DESIGN Specifications and Rules
1. Each TEAM will provide one SPLAT-A-Pult. No substitutions of the contraption are permitted once final check in is completed on the day of competition.
2. Each TEAM is encouraged to create build in modification to adjust launch angle, launch distance, and more… Keeping the adjustments simple.
3. Each TEAM is encouraged to use the time allotment between launch rounds to fine tune or make minor repairs to their contraption. TEAM must be prepared to launch at their designate time.
4. Each TEAM will be given 5 minutes to setup their contraption with in the pre-designed launch box. And an additional 5 minutes for reset and modifications between first and second launch.
5. Contraption must be secure to the floor within the launch box. No TEAM member is permitted to hold machine during the launching process.
6. Contraption base must fit within the 3ft x 3ft Launch box.
7. Contraption must be 100 % mechanical. Device may not include hydraulics, pneumatics, pyrotechnics, etc.
Scoring
1. First Round Scoring will be based on a simple tally of the 12-foot, 14-target 16-foot.
a. Maximum possible point value available at 12-foot target is 12 points
b. Maximum possible point value available at 14-foot target is 16 points
c. Maximum possible point value available at 16-foot target is 20 points
Maximum Available in first round of Competition is 48 points
2. Second Round Scoring will be determined by the TEAM. Each TEAM will need to submit in writing where they would like to take their last 2 launches. Both Launches must be taken at the same target (12-foot, 14-foot or 16-foot). Maximum Available in second round of Competition is: 20 points if selecting 16-foot target, 16 points if selecting 14-foot target, or 12 points if selecting 12-foot target.
3. Third Round of Scoring is based on the interview phase of competition. TEAMs will stand in front of an interview panel to discuss their contraptions.
a. 15 points are available from 3 specific interview questions
b. 5 points are available from Blueprint/Drawing/
Maximum Available in third round of Competition is 20 points
January 26: (9:30 – 11:00am or 1:00 – 2:30pm)
Tug of War: A Simple Game of Work
Students will explore the world of effort and work. Students will be able to put a number value on the work it takes to complete a task. Students will understand why in a game of tug of war one team wins over another and be able to prove it at the same time.
Cost is $15 per child, per session
**Lancaster Science Factory members receive a 10% discount on all Homeschool Classes!**
To sign up for a homeschool class, please visit our website for online registration or contact Rachel Cahill at Rcahill@tlsf.org or 717-509-6363 x105.
Join us for a battle of the brains Thursday, September 22nd at 8pm for Science Trivia Night at the Lancaster Science Factory!
The cost is $10 per person and all attendees must be age 21 and over. Admission includes 1 beer from Wacker Brewing Company, 1 slice of pizza from Four54 Grill and 5 brain busting rounds of science themed trivia. Guests will be able to purchase additional brews (Wacker Kolsch or Dunkel) at our Science Cafe cash bar.
Matt Johnson will be the Master of Science Ceremonies leading the Trivia Challenge. All of the Factory exhibits will be open and prizes will be awarded to the overall winners as well as the team with the most creative name!
We ask that each team pre-register on Eventbrite to help us estimate event attendance. Teams can be up to 8 players.
Questions? Please contact Audrey Lilley at Alilley@tlsf.org or 717-509-6363 x104.
Hope to see you there!
Join us all summer long for fun and exciting projects and experiments! Camp runs Monday through Friday as either five half-day morning sessions (9:00am-12:00pm) or five half-day afternoon sessions (1:00pm-4:00pm). The cost is $135 per child per camp.
Please note:
Camps will be offered for children who are in grades K-8 (meaning they completed that grade, so our youngest campers will have just finished Kindergarten) and some camps will have age range restrictions.
Children may register for both AM and PM sessions and bring a packed lunch to eat during the supervised lunch break from 12-1pm.
Registration closes one week (Monday) prior to the start of camp.
Camps will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis, so sign up as soon as you can! Payment is due at time of registration (you cannot reserve a space in the camp without payment). Scholarships are available for families in need.
Volunteer opportunities for those aged 16 and above will be available.
If you have any questions about the camps, please contact Rachel Cahill, STEM Educator at 717.509.6363 X105. Or via email at rcahill@tlsf.org
Dates, camp topics and pricing is subject to change.
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CAMP DESCRIPTIONS
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Food Fight! (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
June 13th – 17th, AM Sessions.
Imagine if the events in the book Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs actually happened. What would it take to manage the messes all of that giant food could cause? You’re going to leverage your imagination, math, art, and building skills to clean up our town. Campers will learn all about mass, volume, and density while generating solutions to unbelievable problems.
Instructed by Jason Karcheski
Good Vibrations (completed one of the following grades: K-5)
June 13th – 17th, PM Sessions.
C’mon feel it – in this session you’ll break out the rhythm and the rhyme and feel your way through music… Create good vibrations that will bring life to your water glasses. We’ll pump up the volume as you use straws to make a xylophone sing. Strike a pose while playing a Tonoscope then join in the groove with your personal Kazoo.
Instructed by Sara Hannum
Mathemagician Academy (completed one of the following grades: 3-8)
June 20th – 24th, AM Sessions.
Have you ever wanted to be amazing? Would you like math to be fun? Become a mathemagician in five sessions! Learn about famous mathematicians and magicians while mastering mystifying magic with your mathematical super-powers. You will leave with a brain (and a magic box) stuffed full of math and magic.
Instructed by Darrell E. Yoder / aka Doc Yoder
Who Done It? (completed one of the following grades: 4-8)
June 20th – 24th, PM Sessions.
Uncover the booming field of Forensic Science through the investigation of a crime scene at the Science Factory. Employing hands on analytical techniques and problem solving will be the key to solving this crime! From testing samples to examining fingerprints, campers will be using their investigative skills to resolve and determine who committed a crime
Instructed by Chris Haines
Flight 101 (completed one of the following grades: K-8)
June 27th – July 1st, AM Sessions.
Experience the thrill of flight through hands-on experimentation and model building. Use your hands to experience aerodynamics at creating your very own kite while learning all about gravity. Try your foot at rocketry using a pressurized system for launching while discovering lift and drag…
Instructed by Craig Carlough
WILD SCIENCE: Slime, Sizzle, Space, and Stars (completed one of the following grades: K-6)
June 27th – July 1st, PM Sessions.
Experience and experiment with wild and crazy science, getting messy with slime, combining ingredients for sizzle and spark, exploring space, and studying the science of the stars. Adventure and art, creativity and cool projects abound in this wild week.
Instructed by published author, Linda Oatman High
Girls Feature: Lotions and Potions (completed one of the following grades: K-8)
July 5th – 8th, AM Sessions.
Ever spend a day at the Spa? Budding Cosmetologist will learn the science and math of those sweet smelling concoctions. Bath Salts, Bubble baths, Bath fizzies, Body lotions, Lip Balms, Hand scrubs and so much more. Bring out that Junior Cosmetologist in yourself…
Instructed by
A Fresh Angle on Sports (completed one of the following grades: 3-8)
July 5th – 8th, PM Sessions.
Whether it’s a spare or a strike in Bowling; all air and nothing but net in Basketball; dogging the nine in Billiards; scoring a birdie in Golf; or simply riding the rail in Shuffleboard….. It’s all about the angles… Take a fresh look at the science behind the sports… while trying it too…
Instructed by Dana Droz, NCAA Golfer
You’ve got a Golden Ticket (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
July 11th – 15th, AM Sessions.
If you like the story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory this camp was made for you. Expect some sweet, sour, and chocolatey experiences as you deal with challenges involving chemistry, physics, and math. With a little luck nobody will wind up as a blueberry.
Instructed by Jason Karcheski
High Steel Presents: Bridge Mania Arcs and Arches (completed one of the following grades: 4-8)
July 11th – 15th, PM Sessions.
Take a journey through the world of Structural Engineering and Technology. Investigate two phenomena that revolutionized bridges around the world and in your backyard, while shedding light on arc welding and arches. Join the competitive world of bridge building as you encounter design and construction challenges along the way. Instructed in Cooperation with High Steel Structures
Master of Messy Mayhem (completed one of the following grades: K-5)
July 18th – 22nd, AM Sessions.
Get down and dirty with some of the messiest experiments we could find, and not get in trouble with your parents. Create sloppy slime and bubbling chemical reactions and so much more. Find out how to take utter chaos, science and even a little magic can create a work of art.
Instructed by Master of Mess Luke Netherton
Excer-Science (completed one of the following grades: K-5)
July 18th – 22nd, PM Sessions.
Learning the most about exercise through physical science activities, let’s put it in motion and make science move! Jump, push, run & stretch your way through experiments based on body mechanics, muscle movement, energy, force, gravity, balancing acts and more! 3, 2, 1 GO!
Instructed by Carla Beam, General Manager & Certified Personal Trainer at emPower Training Systems
Junk Drawer Robotics (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
July 25th – 29th, AM Sessions.
Learn the science and mechanical engineering-based skills behind robotic design with everyday household items! You will build your own fully functioning robotic arm that moves with its own hands and grippers!
Instructed by Christopher Blackmon
The World of Motion (completed one of the following grades: 5-8)
July 25th – 29th, PM Sessions.
Come explore the different ways of getting around the world. This camp will explore the different methods of land, air, and water transportation. Kids will learn about force, motion, friction, propulsion etc. through hands-on activities such as designing and testing a hovercraft or a sailboat.
Instructed by Erica Roth
Catapulympics (completed one of the following grades: 4-8)
August 1st – 5th, AM Sessions.
What is greater than building catapults? (the answer is not, “nothing”) Building a catapult and competing in Olympic style events! Not all catapults are created equally. Test your ingenuity of design with models made for speed, height, accuracy and more… Be ready for anything as you compete against your fellow campers.. You will have to build for speed, for height, and for accuracy depending on the event!
Instructed by Andrew Read
Power of the Sun: Solar Cookers (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
August 1st – 5th, PM Sessions.
This camp really COOKS!!! Harness the power of the sun and use it as an alternative energy source. Create your very own solar cooker from scratch. Make hot chocolate from the heat of the sun. Cook your own lunch from hotdogs fresh out of your personal SUN OVEN. Let’s not forget those Yummy s’mores!!
Instructed by Andrew Read
Oooey Gooey (completed one of the following grades: 1-8)
August 8th – 12th, AM Sessions.
In this camp, you will be getting your fingers slimy, sticky, and into various chemical experiments. Some experiments will be safe to eat; some will stick to your feet! Campers will get to see different chemistry topics that involve household products and will even get to take home some of their final products. This camp is for those who love to get their fingers (and toes) sticky!
Instructed by Jamie Bresch
Girls Only: The World of Motion (completed one of the following grades: 3-8)
August 8th – 12th, PM Sessions.
Come explore the different ways of getting around the world. This camp will explore the different methods of land, air, and water transportation. Kids will learn about force, motion, friction, propulsion etc. through hands-on activities such as designing and testing a hovercraft or a sailboat.
Instructed by Erica Roth
Glow in the Dark (completed one of the following grades: 1-6)
August 15th – 19th, PM Sessions.
Discover the shiny nature of things that glow in the dark! Learning about luminescence is fun when you experiment with glow sticks, bracelets, black light bubbles, slimy marble games, and more. Explore creatures that glow and create your own. You can even make your own skin glow blue in the dark!
Instructed by published author, Linda Oatman High
Join us all summer long for fun and exciting projects and experiments! Camp runs Monday through Friday as either five half-day morning sessions (9:00am-12:00pm) or five half-day afternoon sessions (1:00pm-4:00pm). The cost is $135 per child per camp.
Please note:
Camps will be offered for children who are in grades K-8 (meaning they completed that grade, so our youngest campers will have just finished Kindergarten) and some camps will have age range restrictions.
Children may register for both AM and PM sessions and bring a packed lunch to eat during the supervised lunch break from 12-1pm.
Registration closes one week (Monday) prior to the start of camp.
Camps will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis, so sign up as soon as you can! Payment is due at time of registration (you cannot reserve a space in the camp without payment). Scholarships are available for families in need.
Volunteer opportunities for those aged 16 and above will be available.
If you have any questions about the camps, please contact Rachel Cahill, STEM Educator at 717.509.6363 X105. Or via email at rcahill@tlsf.org
Dates, camp topics and pricing is subject to change.
__________________________
CAMP DESCRIPTIONS
__________________________
Food Fight! (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
June 13th – 17th, AM Sessions.
Imagine if the events in the book Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs actually happened. What would it take to manage the messes all of that giant food could cause? You’re going to leverage your imagination, math, art, and building skills to clean up our town. Campers will learn all about mass, volume, and density while generating solutions to unbelievable problems.
Instructed by Jason Karcheski
Good Vibrations (completed one of the following grades: K-5)
June 13th – 17th, PM Sessions.
C’mon feel it – in this session you’ll break out the rhythm and the rhyme and feel your way through music… Create good vibrations that will bring life to your water glasses. We’ll pump up the volume as you use straws to make a xylophone sing. Strike a pose while playing a Tonoscope then join in the groove with your personal Kazoo.
Instructed by Sara Hannum
Mathemagician Academy (completed one of the following grades: 3-8)
June 20th – 24th, AM Sessions.
Have you ever wanted to be amazing? Would you like math to be fun? Become a mathemagician in five sessions! Learn about famous mathematicians and magicians while mastering mystifying magic with your mathematical super-powers. You will leave with a brain (and a magic box) stuffed full of math and magic.
Instructed by Darrell E. Yoder / aka Doc Yoder
Who Done It? (completed one of the following grades: 4-8)
June 20th – 24th, PM Sessions.
Uncover the booming field of Forensic Science through the investigation of a crime scene at the Science Factory. Employing hands on analytical techniques and problem solving will be the key to solving this crime! From testing samples to examining fingerprints, campers will be using their investigative skills to resolve and determine who committed a crime
Instructed by Chris Haines
Flight 101 (completed one of the following grades: K-8)
June 27th – July 1st, AM Sessions.
Experience the thrill of flight through hands-on experimentation and model building. Use your hands to experience aerodynamics at creating your very own kite while learning all about gravity. Try your foot at rocketry using a pressurized system for launching while discovering lift and drag…
Instructed by Craig Carlough
WILD SCIENCE: Slime, Sizzle, Space, and Stars (completed one of the following grades: K-6)
June 27th – July 1st, PM Sessions.
Experience and experiment with wild and crazy science, getting messy with slime, combining ingredients for sizzle and spark, exploring space, and studying the science of the stars. Adventure and art, creativity and cool projects abound in this wild week.
Instructed by published author, Linda Oatman High
Girls Feature: Lotions and Potions (completed one of the following grades: K-8)
July 5th – 8th, AM Sessions.
Ever spend a day at the Spa? Budding Cosmetologist will learn the science and math of those sweet smelling concoctions. Bath Salts, Bubble baths, Bath fizzies, Body lotions, Lip Balms, Hand scrubs and so much more. Bring out that Junior Cosmetologist in yourself…
Instructed by
A Fresh Angle on Sports (completed one of the following grades: 3-8)
July 5th – 8th, PM Sessions.
Whether it’s a spare or a strike in Bowling; all air and nothing but net in Basketball; dogging the nine in Billiards; scoring a birdie in Golf; or simply riding the rail in Shuffleboard….. It’s all about the angles… Take a fresh look at the science behind the sports… while trying it too…
Instructed by Dana Droz, NCAA Golfer
You’ve got a Golden Ticket (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
July 11th – 15th, AM Sessions.
If you like the story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory this camp was made for you. Expect some sweet, sour, and chocolatey experiences as you deal with challenges involving chemistry, physics, and math. With a little luck nobody will wind up as a blueberry.
Instructed by Jason Karcheski
High Steel Presents: Bridge Mania Arcs and Arches (completed one of the following grades: 4-8)
July 11th – 15th, PM Sessions.
Take a journey through the world of Structural Engineering and Technology. Investigate two phenomena that revolutionized bridges around the world and in your backyard, while shedding light on arc welding and arches. Join the competitive world of bridge building as you encounter design and construction challenges along the way. Instructed in Cooperation with High Steel Structures
Master of Messy Mayhem (completed one of the following grades: K-5)
July 18th – 22nd, AM Sessions.
Get down and dirty with some of the messiest experiments we could find, and not get in trouble with your parents. Create sloppy slime and bubbling chemical reactions and so much more. Find out how to take utter chaos, science and even a little magic can create a work of art.
Instructed by Master of Mess Luke Netherton
Excer-Science (completed one of the following grades: K-5)
July 18th – 22nd, PM Sessions.
Learning the most about exercise through physical science activities, let’s put it in motion and make science move! Jump, push, run & stretch your way through experiments based on body mechanics, muscle movement, energy, force, gravity, balancing acts and more! 3, 2, 1 GO!
Instructed by Carla Beam, General Manager & Certified Personal Trainer at emPower Training Systems
Junk Drawer Robotics (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
July 25th – 29th, AM Sessions.
Learn the science and mechanical engineering-based skills behind robotic design with everyday household items! You will build your own fully functioning robotic arm that moves with its own hands and grippers!
Instructed by Christopher Blackmon
The World of Motion (completed one of the following grades: 5-8)
July 25th – 29th, PM Sessions.
Come explore the different ways of getting around the world. This camp will explore the different methods of land, air, and water transportation. Kids will learn about force, motion, friction, propulsion etc. through hands-on activities such as designing and testing a hovercraft or a sailboat.
Instructed by Erica Roth
Catapulympics (completed one of the following grades: 4-8)
August 1st – 5th, AM Sessions.
What is greater than building catapults? (the answer is not, “nothing”) Building a catapult and competing in Olympic style events! Not all catapults are created equally. Test your ingenuity of design with models made for speed, height, accuracy and more… Be ready for anything as you compete against your fellow campers.. You will have to build for speed, for height, and for accuracy depending on the event!
Instructed by Andrew Read
Power of the Sun: Solar Cookers (completed one of the following grades: 2-8)
August 1st – 5th, PM Sessions.
This camp really COOKS!!! Harness the power of the sun and use it as an alternative energy source. Create your very own solar cooker from scratch. Make hot chocolate from the heat of the sun. Cook your own lunch from hotdogs fresh out of your personal SUN OVEN. Let’s not forget those Yummy s’mores!!
Instructed by Andrew Read
Oooey Gooey (completed one of the following grades: 1-8)
August 8th – 12th, AM Sessions.
In this camp, you will be getting your fingers slimy, sticky, and into various chemical experiments. Some experiments will be safe to eat; some will stick to your feet! Campers will get to see different chemistry topics that involve household products and will even get to take home some of their final products. This camp is for those who love to get their fingers (and toes) sticky!
Instructed by Jamie Bresch
Girls Only: The World of Motion (completed one of the following grades: 3-8)
August 8th – 12th, PM Sessions.
Come explore the different ways of getting around the world. This camp will explore the different methods of land, air, and water transportation. Kids will learn about force, motion, friction, propulsion etc. through hands-on activities such as designing and testing a hovercraft or a sailboat.
Instructed by Erica Roth
Glow in the Dark (completed one of the following grades: 1-6)
August 15th – 19th, PM Sessions.
Discover the shiny nature of things that glow in the dark! Learning about luminescence is fun when you experiment with glow sticks, bracelets, black light bubbles, slimy marble games, and more. Explore creatures that glow and create your own. You can even make your own skin glow blue in the dark!
Instructed by published author, Linda Oatman High
Apr 14th – (9:30 – 11:00am or 1:00 – 2:30pm)
Solid, Liquid or Gas: It’s a State of Matter
Students will be engaged into a state changed debate. Students will be taught the three main states of matter. They will then look closely at how changes in matter from state to state can occur. Students will then be given an number of experiments requiring them to determine the state of matter. Students will then be asked to infer real world applications for why state changes are important to know and recognize.
Standards Aligned: 3.4.7A, 3.4.7B, 3.1.7B, 3.2.7B
Cost is $15 per child, per session
**Lancaster Science Factory members receive a 10% discount on all Homeschool Classes!**
To register, please contact Rachel Cahill at Rcahill@tlsf.org or 717-509-6363 x105 for more details or register online!
Don’t spend MLK Day laying around the house, come to The Lancaster Science Factory for some hands on science fun. Special cafe demonstrations are scheduled to run 10am-12pm and 1-3pm and will be lead by our special guest volunteer, Chuck Williams! Experience ‘Newton’s Nightmare’, learn about the world’s smallest electric motor and see the SCIENCE IS FUN drone in action.
20 minute sessions will run in the Cafe from 10am-12pm and 1-3pm. Seating is first come, first served.
Activities are geared towards children ages 8 and up, but younger children are welcome to participate with adult assistance.
All activities are FREE with your paid admission (8.50 per person) or Lancaster Science Factory membership.
Awaken the force in your little Jedi at the ‘Science of Star Wars’ Sunday November 15th from 12-2pm at The Lancaster Science Factory! Meet some of your favorite characters from the movies and learn that there is no such thing as luck as we complete hands on activities related to your favorite Star Wars scenes. Help us prepare for FORCE FRIDAY (The Extraordinary Give, November 20th!) one of our biggest fundraisers of the year!
All activities are free with your paid admission to the Lancaster Science Factory ($8.50 per person, LSF members are free). Our science activities will be geared for ages 8 and up, but younger children are welcome to participate with adult assistance.
Many thanks to Garrison Carida of the 501st Legion for their generous support of this event! {http://
Spend your day off from school with some splashy science fun! Guests at our Science Cafe will use water to experiment with density and cohesion using boats, soap and pennies!
Science Cafe sessions will run 10:30am-11:30am, 12-2pm and 2-3pm. Seating is first come, first served.
All activities are FREE with your paid admission ($8.50 per person) or Lancaster Science Factory membership.
