The Wisconsin Science Festival is this week, October 10 - 16. There are all kinds of awesome in-person and virtual programs put together by libraries, schools, museums, and other venues statewide. We would like to highlight our two official Wisconsin Science Festival programs and encourage you to unleash your curiosity!
Monday, October 10 at 11:00am
Slime that changes color when you touch it? So cool! Get messy experimenting with thermochromatic pigments in slime.
(Recommended for School Age Kids)
Eyes on the Skies: The Current Night Sky, What to Watch For, How to Observe It
Thursday, October 13 at 6:30pm
Speaker Jim Lattis will introduce bright planets, starts, constellations, and other interesting objects of the current seasonal sky. (Recommended for Adults)In addition to these two programs, we will also have Science in a Bag STEM kits available to pick up beginning on Monday, October 10, while supplies last. These kits are courtesy of the Wisconsin Science Festival and have activities in them that are appropriate for students in grades K - 12.
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