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Before birds took to the skies, there were flying reptiles. SCI’s traveling exhibit, Pterosaurs: Flight in the Age of Dinosaurs, is the inspiration for our Pint Size Science workshops. During each session, we will read a book, explore a hands-on activity, and sing/dance to a fun song.
Thursday, February 6- What is a Pterosaur? = They are not dinosaurs, and they are not birds. Learn about what makes Pterosaurs so special.
Thursday, February 13- How can lizards fly? = Pterosaurs were the first animals to have powered flight. Explore the physics of flight and how these reptiles were able to travel through the air.
Thursday, February 20- How big are Pterosaurs? Pterosaurs came in many different sizes. Investigate the size and scale of various Pterosaurs.
Thursday, February 27- Why do Paleontologists study fossils? = Pterosaurs have long been extinct. Discover how scientists learn about animals and plants that lived so long ago.
Pint Size Science classes are designed to reflect current brain research, which shows that academic learning is directly connected to emotion. Young children need a caring adult to share their early STEM experiences, and Pint Size Science classes provide opportunities for young children and their parent or caregiver to learn together.
Ages 3-5
Times: 9:15 am – 10:15 am
Cost per student:
Members = $11.00
Non-Members = $22.00
Cost for parents:
No additional cost for parents who register for the workshop
* Only those who are registered, both students and parents, can attend the workshop. Children younger than 3 attending the workshop do not need to be registered. Registered participants receive admission to the Science Center of Iowa for the remainder of the day.