MVP
[ Mobius Virtual Programs ]
Follow along with 1 hour, live, virtual STEM experiences guided by a Mobius Educator on Zoom. From dissections to experiments, these interactive programs focus on building a strong STEM foundation with engaging science activities and demonstrations. This program is for families looking to ignite their student’s inner scientist through a small group live session.
For questions or to schedule a group MVP, please contact info@mobiusspokane.org.
Members: $15*
Nonmembers: $20*
* Some MVPs require kits, for an additional $5 fee, to accompany the program; while others can be done with supplies found at home.
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PLEASE NOTE: A printer may be needed for some MVPs. Also, a few pieces of craft or coloring paper, a pencil, scissors, crayons/colored pencils may be useful to enhance your experience.
Coding
Can you talk to robots? Learn how to communicate with robots and create an algorithm for the robot to complete a challenge. This workshop is adaptable for a broad range of ages, with picture-based coding language for younger grades and added levels of difficulty, based on student experience. A coding program link will be sent via email for this MVP!
Space Science
Adventure in and around our solar system and discover all the objects that are neighbors to our Earth. Your kit will include items to explore our solar system together, it’ll be out of this world!
Owl Pellet Dissection
Ever wonder what happens after an owl enjoys a tasty meal? Learn about this silent hunter and the critters they call dinner by piecing together the bones, feathers, and fur that you find when you dig into owl pellets with us! Back by popular demand!
Frozen Chemistry
Follow along with a Mobius educator to learn how scientists use different reactions and temperature in experiments, and make a tasty ice cream treat.
At-home materials list: sandwich & quart sized Ziplocs, milk, vanilla or chocolate syrup, sugar, crushed ice, salt, towels, crayons and pencils
Frozen Chemistry
Follow along with a Mobius educator to learn how scientists use different reactions and temperature in experiments, and make a tasty ice cream treat.
At-home materials list: sandwich & quart sized Ziplocs, milk, vanilla or chocolate syrup, sugar, crushed ice, salt, towels, crayons and pencils