TOLEDO, Ohio – Imagination Station is inviting their youngest visitors to investigate and explore flight and learn to be aviators-in-training during Little Scientist Week. This week will run from March 13-18 and is dedicated to the littlest learners aged kindergarten and younger. Constructing hoop gliders, blasting air cannons, creating wind racers, and exploring the Bernoulli Principle will aid these learners in the exploration of flight.
Activities include the following:
Hoop Gliders:
The children will have a blast with this activity as they can aim an air cannon at their friends and family shooting vortex rings of air and learn about the science of air pressure.
Wind Racers:
Children can wrap their friends and family in toilet paper making them paper mummies, and blow up a 30-liter bag with just one breath in these cool science experiments.
Also, on March 17th, Imagination Station will unveil its newest permanent exhibition, Flight: The Sky’s the Limit. This exhibition will allow visitors to explore aviation careers, which are growing to new heights as well as test their aviation skills while flying a Saab 340.
Imagination Station, Toledo’s Science Center, is a vital non-profit organization that is an integral part of Toledo’s economic, educational and social landscape. With hundreds of hands-on exhibits and demonstrations, Imagination Station delivers a multi-sensory experience that’s as fun as it is educational. Imagination Station provides a critical layer of science enrichment by serving as an educational partner for teachers, schools and parents. It’s with a thoughtful blend of exhibits, experiences, education and excitement that Imagination Station inspires visitors to pursue STEM careers in Northwest Ohio.
All Lucas County residents receive a $1.50 discount and FREE Saturday admission for kids, 12 and under, with paid adult admission. For more information, please call 419.244.2674 or visit www.imaginationstationtoledo.
