Programs

Find a program that fits your needs.

Learn about Explorit's many offerings for kids, adults, teens, families, teachers and anyone who's curious about the world around them.

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Science Programs At Your School Site

Explorit's educators travel from Davis with hands-on programs to elementary schools in 12 to 18 counties each year.

Classroom Adventures

Invite Explorit into your classroom to provide guided hands-on and minds-on experiences for your students.

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Family Science Nights

These programs offers dynamic and stimulating science experiences for your entire elementary school community.

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Science Programs For School Groups At Explorit

Elementary school classes and groups visit Explorit during the school year for a variety of STEM enrichment programs.

Inquiry Labs

Labs that emphasize the importance of experimentation, creativity and group work to the scientific process.

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Discovery Lessons

Group visits to a Changing Exhibition, facilitated by an Explorit educator.

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Nature Safaris

Visits to Explorit's Outdoor Spaces.

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OTHER EXPLORIT PROGRAMS

Exhibit Gallery

Check out Explorit's current gallery exhibit:

Explorit Rocks!

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Special Events

Explorit puts on a range of special events: something for everyone! Some community favorites include Women in STEM panels and Stargazing Parties.

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Birthday Parties

Explorit Science Center birthday party packages offer hands-on science fun for all young children interested in science!

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Explorit Seasonal Camps

These camps emphasize active learning through age-appropriate experiments, hands-on activities and problem-solving. Explorit’s hands-on approach to science supports formal education's NGSS and CCSS.

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Astronomy Club

The Astronomy Club has no dues and anyone can join! Our members range in age from pre-school to post-retirement and in knowledge of astronomy from pre-school to post-doctorate. Our common trait is that we are amateurs (‘lovers’) of astronomy and are led to this field of science by our hearts.

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