Toddler Takeover | Weekdays thru October 2
Toddler Takeover | Weekdays thru October 2
What happens when a ball rolls down a ramp? Can changing one piece make it move differently?
In Make It Move, children become scientists and engineers as they experiment with motion, gravity, and cause and effect.
Roll balls through tracks, build pathways, test ideas, and discover how objects move. Experiment again and again as you change variables and observe the results.
Ramps & Rollers
Roll, race, and experiment with ramps and balls. Change the height, angle, or path and discover how small adjustments can make a big difference. Through trial and error, children explore gravity, motion, and cause and effect while thinking like scientists and engineers.
Archimedes Screw
Turn the giant screw and watch as balls travel upward. This hands-on experience invites children to investigate simple machines, movement, and problem solving while discovering how engineering can make work easier.
Children are natural scientists. They constantly ask, “What happens if…?” In Make It Move, every roll, bounce, and spin becomes an opportunity to predict, experiment, and discover. Through play, children learn that testing ideas, making changes, and trying again are important parts of learning and problem solving.
This is a super great area to keep everyone busy for a long long time.
Younger Children
Rolling balls and watching objects move introduces early concepts of gravity, prediction, and cause and effect.
Older Children
Older children design increasingly complex pathways and use trial and error to solve problems and test ideas.
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