Field Trips at Experiment PDX
Come visit our Hands-On Museum!
In addition to time exploring our exbibits, you choose an engaging, staff-led structured experience from our Activities Menu (see below), which we are happy to customize for your class’ curriculum.
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$300 for up to 20 children for 2 hours plus $10 for every additional child
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No charge for teachers or chaperones
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We can accommodate up to 50 children plus their chaperones
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Balance due 2 weeks prior to event
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100% refund for cancellations earlier than 3 days prior to event
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50% refund for cancellations within 3 days of the event
Experiment PDX at Your School
We also do school visits, bringing our Super Science Show, LEGO Robotics, and Crafty Creations to your classroom, assembly or Science Fair.
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$325 for one-hour visit plus $75 for every additional hour
includes all supplies and travel time -
Balance due 2 weeks prior to event
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100% refund for cancellations earlier than 3 days prior to event
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50% refund for cancellations within 3 days of the event
Activities Menu
Hands-On Museum
We have a bearded dragon, fish, hermit crabs, mantises, tarantulas, microscopes, fossils, marble runs, simple machines, magnetic tiles, pendulums, LiteBrites, plasma balls, electromagnets and electrical circuits, LEGO Robotics, chess, a science library and a craft lab.
Super Science Shows
With Dr. L Ektron/ Professor Moli Cule.
Our science shows reveal the awesomeness of science using entertaining and
educational experiments involving air pressure, electricity, chemical
reactions, magnetism and more.
Beaker Bonanza
A hands-on experience to learn about basic laboratory tools through fun
experiments related to chemical reactions, air pressure, density, etc. Goggles
and gloves provided!
Lego Robotics
Classic LEGO construction meets robotics. It all starts with the build of one of
over 100 robots, all of which include a wireless hub. With robots ranging from Ferris wheels to snowmobiles - and infinite ways to code their movements - this
activity never gets old.
Slime Time
To mix slime is to create a chemical reaction, and that’s half the fun: watching
it slowly become an oozing mass, debating whether it’s a solid or liquid, and deciding on colors and add-ins
(glitter is very popular). Yes, the children can take their slime home.
Crafty Creations
Watercolors, pastels, tempera, drawing, collaging, jewelry, flower pots, paper
art, bug art, animal art, bead art, fabric art, wall art, macrame, assemblages,
nature crafts, weaving, masks, stamping...whatever the class is interested in, we can come up with a fun art/craft project
Want to share Experiment with your students?
Reach out to inquire about a field trip or school visit today.