Join Us All Month Long For Activities and Demos with Science City Educators
Monthly Theme: How it Works!
Daily Science Demos and Activities

Monthly Theme: How it Works!
Pneumatic Transport – How can air pressure be used to send messages across distances?
Microscope Technology – How do glass lenses allow us to see small objects in a big way?
Rocket Blast – How do we use rockets to send objects into space? What allows them to push off and defy gravity?
Slithering Snakes – How do snakes move forward as they slither from side to side?
Human Heart – How does this important muscle move blood through the body to keep you alive?
Spinning Color Wheels
Experiment with color and light by making a Color Wheel Spinning Top!
Light-Up Name Tag Circuit
Learn about the flow of electricity as you make your very own name tag that lights up!
Early Learning Activities
Science City Storytime:
Join us in the PNC Learning Lab on Tuesday and Thursdays at 11:30am starting for songs, stories, and activities surrounding our monthly theme. Each week we will have a different story and activity. Suggested age range 3 to 8 (All are Welcome)
Music and Movement:
Join us for Music and Movement in PNC Learning Lab on Tuesday and Thursday at 11am to learn about music and move together! We will interact with music while engaging our gross motor skills with various instruments and activities. Suggested age range 1-5 (All are Welcome)
Circle Time:
Join us in Let’s Play on Tuesday and Thursday at 10:30am for a flexible Infant and Toddler Circle Time! We will be singing songs, counting, and share stories to start our day! (This is for ages 3 and under with their caregiver support)
SOS Greatest Hits
Learn about NOAA’s Science on a Sphere exhibit with some of the most popular datasets! Join an educator tolearn how this exhibit works and how it can help you learn more about our planet and the worlds beyond.
Animal Chats
Join us at 11 and 3 to learn more about our animals!
How do Spiders Make Their Webs?
Follow the steps you practice making a spider web the same way a real spider does.
