K–5th Grade

Fantastic Forces

Students test pushes, pulls, friction, gravity and air resistance through fast, visible engineering challenges.

Science focus

Forces, motion and iterative design

Best for: Active elementary groups that learn through movement and testing.

What children take from it

  • Identify forces acting on an object
  • Change one variable and compare results
  • Improve a design after a test

How the session is structured

  1. NoticeA visible question or phenomenon gets the group thinking.
  2. InvestigateChildren test, compare and contribute instead of simply watching.
  3. Build or applyAn age-matched challenge turns the idea into action.
  4. ExplainThe group connects what happened to the science concept.

Room requirement

Tables plus a clear testing lane. Final layout and activity boundaries are confirmed with the host before booking.

Other workshop directions

Compare another science question.

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