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Lakeshore's Fun with Science

By Lakeshore Learning, Community Writer
January 8, 2024 at 11:58am. Views: 399

 

Join us for an unforgettable day of slimy, scientific fun on Saturday, January 13, 2024, at Lakeshore Learning in San Bernadino, located at 898 E. Harriman Pl., San Bernadino, CA 92408. This event, running from 11 am to 3 pm, promises a world of excitement for kids and families alike. The highlight of the day will be a slime-making craft, where children can dive into the gooey, squishy world of slime creation. It's a tactile experience that's not only fun but also stimulates creativity and sensory skills.

But that's not all! The event also features a variety of hands-on science experiments that will captivate young minds. Kids will have the opportunity to build their own volcanoes, watching in awe as they erupt in a fizzy display. They can also engage in growing vibrant, colorful crystals, an activity that beautifully combines art and science. For those who love winter wonders, there's a chance to create realistic snow, perfect for crafting a mini winter landscape.

This event is designed to be accessible and hassle-free for families. There's no need to reserve your spot in advance – just come on in and join the excitement. We're making it even more enticing with a special offer that you can avail of on the day. It's a fantastic opportunity to save while you enjoy.

We welcome children aged 3 and above to this educational and fun-filled event. To ensure safety and an enjoyable experience for everyone, we kindly ask that all children be accompanied by an adult. There's no need for registration, making it easy for families to decide on the day if they want to join in on the fun. So, mark your calendars and get ready for a day of educational play, exciting experiments, and slime-making madness at Lakeshore Learning in San Bernadino!

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