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In-School Field Trips & Workshops
Bring hands-on science straight to your classroom. Designed for grades K–6, each visit includes exciting experiments, take-home projects, and real scientific exploration; all led by trained instructors who come directly to you.
- $12 per student for groups of 50 or more
- Custom pricing for smaller groups
- Custom event pricing for workshops, fundraisers, and summer visits
Potential Travel Fees
- 0–30 miles: Free
- 31–40 miles: $50/day
- 41–50 miles: $100/day
Travel fees are not always applicable and will be discussed when booking.
- Book at least 2 weeks in advance
- Final student count due 1 week before your visit
- We rotate between classrooms or lead in a shared space
- All supplies and cleanup handled by us
Scheduling
- Visits begin no earlier than 8:00 AM
- Standard end time is 1:30 PM (rare exceptions made)
- No visits on Wednesdays due to early release schedules
Questions? Call 904-287-8603 or email
Pick Your Project
Browse the project options by grade below and choose what fits your class best.
Book Your Date
Use the calendar at the bottom of this page to check availability and reserve your visit.
Reserve Your Space
We rotate between classrooms or lead in a shared space; whatever works for your school.
Get Ready for Fun
We lead the session and clean up completely. Teachers just supervise behavior and enjoy the show.
K–2nd Grade Project Options
| Project | Take-Home |
|---|---|
| Bag-o-Slime | |
Chemistry CreationsStudents create colorful slime and instant worms using safe chemical reactions. A perennial favorite that gets every student excited about chemistry from the very first step. Take-Home: Bag-o-Slime | |
| Blob Tube Experiment | |
Potions LabStudents make foamy Elephant Toothpaste, create colorful blob tubes, and experience a dry ice demo. Big reactions, big memories, and real chemistry happening right in the classroom. Take-Home: Blob Tube Experiment | |
| UV Bead Bracelet | |
Sunshine SpectacularStudents explore UV rays and sun safety through hands-on investigation, then create their own color-changing bracelet that responds to sunlight. Science they can wear home. Take-Home: UV Bead Bracelet | |
| Root Observation Station | |
Parts of PlantsStudents assemble a working root observation station while learning about plant structures. Hands-on building combined with real biology makes this one of our strongest standards-aligned options for early grades. Take-Home: Root Observation Station | |
| Stone Magnet Set | |
Magnetic AttractionsStudents use magnets to race cars and explore the concept of force without contact. A perfect introduction to physics for young learners; engaging, accessible, and full of discovery moments. Take-Home: Stone Magnet Set | |
| Rock Collection Card + Magnifier | |
Rock LabStudents explore and compare real rocks and minerals using magnifying tools, building observation and classification skills while working with genuine specimens. Take-Home: Rock Collection Card + Magnifier | |
3rd–5th Grade Project Options
| Project | Take-Home |
|---|---|
| Clay Solar System | |
Solar System ModelStudents build a model of the planets while learning about astronomical scale and the structure of our solar system. Hands-on construction that makes abstract concepts concrete and memorable. Take-Home: Clay Solar System | |
| Rock Collection Card + Magnifier | |
Rock-O-RamaA geology deep dive where students sort, observe, and classify rocks using real specimens. Students develop scientific observation skills and earth science vocabulary while working with materials they can keep. Take-Home: Rock Collection Card + Magnifier | |
| Monocular Viewer | |
Microscopic InvestigationsStudents use both lab and handheld microscopes to explore materials up close; then build their own monocular viewer to take home. Science tools in the hands of students, not just on a demo table at the front of the room. Take-Home: Monocular Viewer | |
| Water Cycle Model | |
Water Cycle LabStudents create a working model of the water cycle that visualizes evaporation, condensation, and precipitation while reinforcing states of matter. Take-Home: Water Cycle Model | |
| Test Tube Experiment | |
Dissolve It!Students test solubility and discover how different materials dissolve; or do not; through structured experimentation. A strong chemistry and scientific method lesson that generates genuine curiosity and some surprising results. Take-Home: Test Tube Experiment | |
3rd–6th Grade Specialty Options 1 Hour Sessions
| Project | Take-Home |
|---|---|
| Anatomy Worksheet + Magnifier | |
Lubber Grasshopper Exploration Grades 3–6Students get up close with giant Eastern lubber grasshoppers in a hands-on lab experience. Using handheld microscopes, they observe and identify major external and internal structures while learning about insect biology, adaptations, and respectful dissection techniques. With teacher-led or pre-prepared specimens, students explore body systems including the digestive tract and breathing tubes; and discover what makes insect anatomy so different from our own. Take-Home: Magnifying card + Grasshopper Anatomy Worksheet | |
| Orbit Egg + Planet Dough + Gravity Well | |
Grand Ole Gravity Grades 3–6Students explore the Law of Gravity and the Law of Relativity, and get hands-on with centripetal force through an engaging demonstration. We also clarify the difference between a law and a theory; a big concept made kid-sized. Using a colorful Easter egg as our orbit model, students shape planet dough to see how gravity and spinning forces work together to shape planets. We also create Gravity Wells to visualize how spacetime bends around mass; a kid-friendly introduction to Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Take-Home: Orbit egg + planet dough + gravity well tool | |
"We lead the session and clean up afterward; teachers just supervise behavior and enjoy the show."
Club Scientific & KidzArt · St. Johns County, FLCustom Projects Available
Looking for something unique? We can build a science experience designed specifically for your group, your grade, and your curriculum goals. Custom projects are our favorite part.
Tell Us What You Need!Check Availability and Book
Check availability and select a date below. Days shown as unavailable are already reserved for other school visits.
A few things to know before you book:
- Booking a date reserves the full day for your school. We understand your visit may not take the entire period; this simply ensures we can give your students our complete focus.
- We will follow up within one to two business days to confirm your project choice, student count, and all remaining details.
- No visits on Wednesdays. Visits begin no earlier than 8:00 AM and wrap up by 1:30 PM.
Questions first? Call us at 904-287-8603 or email