GSK Science in the Summer™

Multiple Locations Philadelphia, PA

STEM

Space

Physics

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GSK Science in the Summer is a free, informal science summer program for children entering grades 2-6. Supported by GSK and offered in collaboration with The Franklin Institute, the goal of Science in the Summer is to increase children's interest and confidence in doing science and pursuing STEM careers, especially for children from backgrounds currently underrepresented in STEM fields.

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Multiple Locations Philadelphia, PA

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Name	Category	Dates	Status	Time	Age Range	Price	Description
Be a Space Scientist!	Space	Jun 1 - Aug 30, 2024	Past session Past dates; prices and details may have changed.	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Ages: up to 6 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session The 2024 Be a Space Scientist! program invites children to play the role of space scientist and discover the space careers of astrobiologist, planetary geologist, robotics engineer, rocket engineer, and spacesuit designer. The activities encourage youth to practice scientific techniques and explore basic aspects of space science as they solve real-world problems by doing hands-on experiments.
Be a Physicist!	Physics	Jun 1 - Aug 30, 2023	Past session Past dates; prices and details may have changed.	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Ages: up to 6 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session The 2023 Be a Physicist! program invites children to play the role of physicist and discover the importance of physicists to fields as varied as accident investigation, laser science, material science, power plant engineering, and sound engineering. The activities encourage youth to practice scientific techniques and explore basic principles of physics as they solve real-world problems by doing hands-on experiments.