MAD SCIENCE OF HOUSTON
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NEED SOME HELP FOR THE HOLIDAYS?
Mad Science is here to help! While you do the planning for the Thanksgiving holidays, let your jr. scientist explore, experiment and have fun!
Chemistry Mystery
11/25/2019-11/27/2019
K-5th grade; 9am-4pm
$199 ($194 if you register early!)
What is the mystery all about? Mix chemicals together and find out! Create radical reactions by making chalk and special rainbow tubes. Discover how you can decode messages by using chemical reactions.

Water Works
11/25/2019-11/27/2019
Preschool (3-5 yrs. old), 9am-12pm
$129 ($124 if you register early!)
What covers 2/3 of the Earth's surface, is needed to make plants grow and necessary for humans to survive: WATER. Preschoolers will learn about sea life, discover the science behind ice and dry ice and make their very own bubble art!
ENJOY SOME MAD SCIENCE FOR YOUR NEXT FALL FESTIVITIES!
WORKSHOPS for all Fall Seasons

Slipper Slime Lab

Floating Turkeys and Pumpkins

Icicle Making and Everlasting Snow
SPECIAL EVENTS

Kick off any festivity with a Mad Science show. Eye-popping experiments, hovercraft rides , indoor fireworks , bubbling potions , and so much more. You can also add an extra fun experiment for all children to do like slime or cotton candy!
SCIENCE STATIONS

Mad Science booths are perfect for children and adults. They are "edu-taining" fun and can be customized for any theme. Enjoy pendulum bowling with pumpkins, try our amazing "cat"-a-pults or have a sweet treat with our edible spider-webs

For more information, click here or call us at the Lab!


Check out the Spewing Jack-O'-Lantern Reaction experiment video on our YouTube channel!

STRAIGHT FROM THE SCIENTIST'S MOUTH
PUMPKINS ARE ACTUALLY FRUITS, NOT VEGETABLES!
Pumpkins, squash, gourds, melons and cucumbers belong to the Cucurbitaceae family. Similar to tomatoes, pumpkins taste more savory than sweet, so we often think of them as vegetables. However, because members of this plant family develop from the parts of a flower around an ovary, a pumpkin is a fruit with pulp surrounding seeds!