A kindergarten program focused on plants and what they need to grow and survive.

In this first-grade program, students become scientists and learn about how different structures found in nature have inspired humans when designing solutions, through biomimicry.

In this second-grade program, Genius Plants, students become botanists and study how different seed dispersal methods have helped plants survive and thrive.

A second-grade program, Matter Matters, covers the three steps of the Engineering Design Process.

In this third-grade program, students become ecologists, solving the mystery of why the deer population is decreasing, by learning about ecosystems, resilience, and environmental change.

In this fourth-grade program, Our Amazing Earth, students become geologists, learning about patterns of change found on the earth’s surface, with a focus on weathering and erosion.

In this fifth-grade program, Hands-in-the-River, students become environmental scientists and learn about the health of local rivers that are part of the local watershed.

In this sixth-grade program, Sculpting the Earth, students become geologists and learn the various types of geologic change to the Earth’s crust.