In this class, we’ll play with glitter and fingernail polish remover as an example of how a “calming bottle” is made. In this experiment, we will discuss how different chemicals are attracted or repelled from each other. Limit 24 Students. (25)

Canine drug detection demonstration. (25)

Paper, heating, buildings, musical instruments, craft, nuts, fruit, and even mushrooms! “Wood” you believe it all comes from a tree? In this session, we will explore forest products, how they contribute to the economy, and learn about opportunities in green jobs right here in North Dakota. (25)

From robots and virtual worlds to Al and space travel – coding makes it all possible! Join us for a fun, hands-on introduction to programming for young learners. In this short sessiopn, we’ll dive into coding with engaging visual tools. Through playful, quick activities, we’ll explore important coding concepts like logic, problem-solving, and creativity. It’s all about having fun while learning how we can use code to make things happen. Let’s unlock your potential and discover the power of code together. Limit 16 Students. (25)

We will be using snap circuits and teaching kids about conductive materials and insulators, mechanical energy and electrical energy. Limit 24 Students. (25)

Young workers will learn about: Ways young workers can get hurt on the job, Common health and safety hazards on the job, What to do if you see something at work that could hurt you or make you sick, and What rights and responsibilities young people have at work. (25)

Are you curious about what pharmacists really do? Come explore the world of pharmacy in this fun and interactive workshop! You’ll learn where pharmacists work – like hospitals, clinics, and research labs – and discover which pharmacy career might be perfect for you. Get tips on how to prepare for a future in pharmacy, and even try out some hands-on activities, like making your own customized lotion to take home! Limit 35 Students. (25)

Become a product expert! Pick a fun item, figure out who needs it, and come up with a marketing plan to show off its best features. In no time, you’ll learn how to think like a real marketer! (25)

Get ready to dive into the world of engineering and manufacturing! Students will be inspired by videos showcasing the fun and importance of manufacturing engineering. They will wrap up the class by taking on the exciting challenge of building a window. Limit 16 Students. (25)

A quick look at seasonal constellations of the Northern Hemisphere. Limit 50 Students. (25)

Railroad Safety, trespass prevention, and how to report emergencies that occur while on or near railroad property. (25)

Want to create a cool and romantic light show? Do you want to build a robot that can walk, dance and be controlled by you? If your answer is yes, join this course. We will show you how to  build your electronic gadgets in several steps. You will learn the basics of circuits and how to use resistors while building a smart device with your own hands. Limit 16 Students. (25)

We all have times when we feel happy, excited, and energetic. We also have times when we feel scared, sad, or overwhelmed. Psychologists can help people understand their emotions and teach them healthy ways to work through their feelings. In this session we will talk about what stress feels like and we will make stress balls that students can use the next time they feel stressed. (25)

Students will construct models to learn about the movement of stormwater in natural and developed communities and ways to use green infrastructure and stormwater best management practices to reduce urban runoff and nonprofit source pollution. Limit 24 Students. (25)

Let’s explore the principles of surface tension and geometry by designing and testing a bubble-blowing device capable of forming square-shaped bubbles. Plus, you get to take your bubble blower with you! We will also learn about careers in STEM education and outreach. (25)