Science

In partnership with Eastern Oregon University, CMEO is pleased to announce a 7-week long science program starting January 20: Simple Science!

Looking for something fun and educational to do after school? Check out CMEO’s “Simple Science” program!

Learn a new science topic every week with different student teachers from EOU who will engage participants in exciting hands-on and educational experiments!

When: Every Wednesday for seven weeks starting January 20 – March 4
Time: 3:45 – 5pm
Who: Great for 3rd – 7th graders!
Where: CMEO’s Science Lab exhibit

Simple Science Schedule:
Jan. 20: Acids, Bases and pH
What household substances are acids, bases, or neither? Learn about pH and what it means, and determine the pH of various common substances.

Jan. 27: Magnifiers and Lenses
How do lenses work? Learn about lenses and how light is changed by lenses. Make and use your own lenses.

Feb. 3: Fingerprint
Explore the uniqueness of fingerprints and your own fingerprint. Solve a mystery with fingerprint technology!

Feb. 10: Crime Lab
Who committed the crime?? Use scientific tests to solve a crime mystery.

Feb. 17: Light and Color
Find out how filters change the colors you can see and what colors combine to make different colors of light.

Feb. 24: Polymers
Learn about an interesting class of molecules. Make and experiment with polymers.

March 3: Chemical Reactions
Experiment to determine which substances react and what products are created.

Cost: $3 museum admission, members are free
Registration required, limit to 12 students per session
Call 541-276-1066 to sign up today!


Jill Gregg
Executive Director
Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon
400 S. Main Street
P.O. Box 1723
Pendleton, OR 97801
(541)276-1066
www.cmeo.org

The Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon is a not-for-profit play place, offering a wide range of educational exhibits and activities for children of all ages. The Children's Museum is located on Main Street in downtown Pendleton.

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Sorry there have not been any picture postings lately. I lost my camera's battery charger. It is somewhere in the classroom. I will eventually find it. ;)