STORY LAB

Story Lab is a new museum program that started in November.  Each month a new book is highlighted for a read-a loud story time.  Afterwards, children participate in a science lab or science activity that relates to the story.

Schools and groups may choose a Story Lab as a Field trip.  Once a Story Lab has been presented for the month it is available for school field trips.
Story Labs run about 45 minutes each and will be held in the Museum of Science and History's third floor Budding Biotech Lab.
 


 Story Labs now available to classes and groups:
                    Diary of a Worm 
                               and
                    Snowflake Bentley  





                                 November:    Diary of a Worm  by  Doreen Cronin
                                                       Lab: Worms and Composting
                                                         
                                 December:    Snowflake Bentley  by Jacqueline Briggs Martin
                                                      Lab: Crystals in Nature

                                 January:       Mousetronaut by Mark Kelly
                                                      and The Amazing Pop-up, Pull-out Space Shuttle by David Hawcock
                                                      Lab: Living in Space, Space Shuttle, Rockets

                                  February:     How Tall Was Milton? by Lawrence F. Lowery
                                                      and Actual Size by Steve Jenkins
                                                      Lab: Measurement and comparing sizes

 Story Lab is free to members.  For non-members it is included in the price of admission which is $3. Children 2 years and under are free.