2017 Summer Program
- Mon, Jul 17 - Jul 21, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Designed for ages 7, 8 and 9
- 273.00 per child
- By Andrew Sargent, Lead Educator
Everything excited Leonardo da Vinci’s imagination, but nothing more than water. It runs through the background of the Mona Lisa; it fills his drawings and science. Encounter nature’s perfect teacher with Leonardo.
Build and test an artful experiment each day:
A Floating Barge: Organize and transport the tools you will make this week.
Pumps: Lift and splatter water.
A Working Mill: Construct the Mills spinning energy to twist, rock, push and pull workers.
A Fountain: Sculpt figures to pour or spit and basins to catch and return the water.
A Paddlewheel Boat: Invent oars to push it great distances.
Each afternoon choose from a catalog of simple experiments that Leonardo noticed:
• spin vortexes • make waves • make a squirt gun
• make a submarine • make a rainbow • make a water walker
• shoot water(air) rockets • trace stream currents • master siphons
• pop bubbles underwater • make water lenses • explore spray science
Compile your notebook to rival Leonardo’s.
