Join WonderLab Educators as we continue our month learning about the human brain. This week we will talk about the parietal lobe and what it does. We will learn about our senses and how the brain is responsible for them. We will finish up with a sensory activity. Participants will learn STEM skills through play. Activities are designed for ages 0-6, all are welcome.
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17 Wednesday / March 17, 2021
Discovery Time with Sprouts for ages birth through 6 years – Parietal Lobe
09:00 am to 09:30 am
Virtual Event (Zoom)
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcqd-6spjstG92p96sgIXOU3i3a_NYymQmu
17 Wednesday / March 17, 2021
WonderLab Science Explorations for Grades 1-6 – Neurons
03:00 pm to 03:30 pm
Virtual Event (Zoom)
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtdO2prTMpHdeU8QbL2n-XjwOYLk8evo9m
Our March Science Explorations theme is the human brain. During this month we will explore our amazing brains. Our activities align with grade 4 Indiana and Next Generation Science Standards and will prepare elementary aged participants for the middle school science investigations of the human body as well as deepen their current science content knowledge and curiosity. Today we will learn about neurons and make a model of a neuron and learn all about these electrically excitable communication cells. Materials are not necessary, but if you want to construct your neuron during the program, bring some sort of clay or modeling dough and a penny.