Brick by Brick: LEGO Building
(Max. 30 Students)
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Unleash your inner astrophysicist and artist! Learn the fascinating techniques behind crafting a perfect sphere, then let your imagination soar as you design and bring your very own unique planet to life. |
Dinosaurs and Fossils
(Max. 30 Students)
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Explore the science of how ancient creatures and other living things were preserved. The primary focus will be on our most famous fossils, the dinosaurs! |
Greenhouse: The Good, the Bad, and the Buggy. Explore the Greenhouse
(Max. 30 Students)
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Is it possible to grow plants without soil? What methods allow for year-round plant growth? Are all insects harmful to plants? Discover more about the world of plants and the insects inside Discovery parks Greenhouse. |
*NEW Physics with Rollercoasters
(Max. 30 Students)
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Ready for a thrilling ride? Dive into the incredible physics behind rollercoasters and put your engineering skills to the test! Can you conquer the ultimate design challenge? |
Money, Money, Money
(Max. 30 Students)
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Money makes the world go round. But do you know how to use it? Find out in this fun lesson that is tailor made for your age group. |
Space and Moon
(Max. 30 Students)
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Blast off into the cosmos! Journey beyond Earth's atmosphere to learn about the incredible and often extreme conditions found in outer space. |
TN in 30 Minutes
(Max. 30 Students)
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Discover the origin of our state’s nickname. Explore Tennessee’s history from 1796 through today, including its involvement in the World Wars. |
*NEW What’s Happening: History
(Max. 30 Students)
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The past can't be changed, but the way we view and interpret the past - from ancient civilizations, to the roaring 20's, to the rise of social media and the age of big tech can vary. This lesson invites students to broaden their horizons and find new lenses with which to view the historical records that would otherwise be set in stone. |
*NEW What’s Happening: Science
(Max. 30 Students)
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Science is ever evolving, as we push the boundaries and find new frontiers. Instructors don't always have the time to keep track of the cutting edge to incorporate into their lesson plans. These lessons will provide students with an experience that follows standards while showing off the newest breakthroughs in all sorts of scientific fields. |
*NEW Civilization Building 101
(Max. 30 Students)
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What does a civilization need to work? Could your students make their own civilization from scratch? Would it be one to rival the Greeks and the Egyptians? Let's find out! Learn about ancient history and government all while crafting our own brand new civilizations. |