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MOSI’s Summer Science Camp brings science, technology, engineering, art and math (S.T.E.A.M.) alive through hands-on experiments and building projects. From finding rocks to launching rockets to making rock music, we are about creating the experiences that expand interests and making dreams a reality. Doing real science with the tools and technology used by professionals is just one of the ways MOSI Summer Science Camp inspires our campers with a “can do” attitude that can last a lifetime. real science coupled with exciting experiments, simulations, explorations and inventions will help you discover the innovator within.

Designing video games, creating art with lasers, searching for fossils, using DNA to solve crimes and cooking up edible slime are just some of the thousands of Summer Science Camp experiences waiting for you. Find YOUr camp at MOSI this summer.

To support your interest and achievements in science and technology, campers who successfully participate in designated camps receive a S.T.E.A.M. Certificate of Achievement for each camp.

MOSI’s Summer Science Camp offers:

S.T.E.A.M. Certificate of Achievement Camps are indicated by this S.T.E.A.M. symbol.

Sensory-Friendly Camps are indicated with this SF symbol.

• Anextensiverangeoffuncampsforeveryinterestforages2 through high school.

• S.T.E.A.M.campswithhands-onproject-basedcurricula.

• S.T.E.A.M.CertificateofAchievementrecognizingyour accomplishments.

• Instructionbycertifiedteachersandexperiencedscienceand technology educators in a positive environment.

• Anopportunitytoconductexperimentsanduse cutting-edge technology.

• Accesstocurrentscienceandtechnologyinthe largest science center in the southeastern US.

• Convenientextendedcarefrom7–9a.m. and/or4–6p.m.

• Dailyhotlunchesavailable.

Make the most of your summer with discovery and fun!

MOSI is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, community-based institution and a leader in S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math)education dedicated to making a difference in people’s lives by making science real.

This program is sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs with support of Hillsborough County and the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners:

Sandra Murman, Lesley Miller, Jr.; Al Higginbotham, Victor Crist, Stacy White, Ken Hagan, and Kevin Beckner Florida Department of State - Ken Detzner, Secretary of State Florida Arts Council Division of Cultural Affairs

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Spring Technology & Engineering Programs .................................3 Spring Break Camps and Youth Programs ......................................4

Science and Math CampsCampsAges2–3 .........................................................................................5Half-DayCampsAges4–5 ................................................................... 6Half-Day Camps Completed Kindergarten ................................... 7Day Camps Completed 1st grade ..................................................... 8DayCampsCompleted2ndGrade ................................................... 9 Day Camps Completed 3rd grade ................................................. 10DayCampsCompleted4th&5thGrade ..................................... 11Day Camps Completed 6th - 9th grade ...................................... 12

Technology and Engineering CampsCompleted Kindergarten & 1st grade .......................................... 13Completed2nd&3rdGrade ............................................................. 13Completed4th&5thGrade .............................................................. 14Completed6th–9thGrade ............................................................... 15S.T.E.A.M.CareerCampsAges11–17years .................... 16–17ResidentialAcademyforAges11–17years ............................. 18TravelCampsAges11–17years .................................................... 19Schedule-at-a-glance ................................................................. 20–23How to register for Camp .................................................................. 24Camp registration Form ........................................................... 25–26MOSI Membership Form ..................................................................... 27MOSI Birthday Parties ........................................................................... 28

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Minecraft®™Mania Ages 7 – 12 • Saturdays • 1 – 3 p.m. or 4 – 6 p.m.Program fee: $20 • MOSI member: $15Make friends, discover new secrets and tricks, and learn how you can be a Minecraft®™ designer, adventurer andmaster.Customizedworldsandscenarios,featuringindividual and multiplayer play only found at MOSI.Visit MOSI.Org for program registration.

Video Game MakersAges 9 and up • Tuesdays from 4 – 6 p.m. Session 2: March 3, 17, 24 and 31Session 3: April 7, 14, 21 and 28program fee: $80 per sessionMOSI member: $60 per session Experience all phases of game development including level design, coding and graphics by creating your very own video game. Work with a variety of game development tools including Scratch and gameMaker with the help of talented instructors. Beginners are welcome.

Kodu Video Game designersAges 9 and up • Saturdays from 10 a.m. – noonSession 1: March 7, 14, 21 and 28 Session 2: April 11, 18, 25 and May 2Session 3: May 9, 16, 23 and 30program fee: $80 per sessionMOSI member: $60 per session Design and develop your very own video gamewith Kodu. This powerful game-construction toolkit and programming language will allow you to useyour imagination to create your own video game world. Discover your talent and explore the scienceof game design.

Coding 101 with ScratchAges 7 – 12 • Sunday, March 15 • 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.Program fee: $20 • MOSI member: $15Take your interest in technology to the next level with this exciting workshop covering the basics of computer programming. Experiment and explore with Scratch, a visual programming language developed at the MIT Media Lab. gain the skills to create games or interactive stories and bring your new expertise home.

Fabulous Fabrics!Ages 6 - 10 • Saturday, April 4 • 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.Program fee: $20 • MOSI member: $15Take a closer look at how scientists are using nanotechnology to keep clothes from staining and make them more durable! Experiment with nanofabric and learn about liquid body armor!

CGI ArtistsAges 10 – 14 • Sunday, April 12 • 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.Program fee: $20 • MOSI member: $15CgI, or Computer-generated Imagery, has changed the world of art and design. Movies like Star Wars®, Transformers® and Lord of the rings® have all used CgI to improve their sets and characters. Use the power of imagination to create a 3D model and render objects that can be digitally integrated into your own photographs.

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s Star Wars Inspired Jedi AcademyFamily Camp-InSaturday, March 28 at 6 p.m. throughSunday, March 29 at 10 a.m.program fee: $105 per parent-child team$60 per additional childMOSI member: $79 per parent-child team$45 per additional childLet the force guide your family to MOSI’s Jedi Academy for an evening of out-of-this-world adventure. Build your own light saber, train with your very own Jedi Master, become a fighter pilot and make a droid companion out of candy. reveal the true science behind Star Wars technology, alien life and interplanetary travel. Dinner and breakfast inspired by the movie is included in program fees. Advance registration is required.


Hillsborough County Schools: March 9 – 13Pasco County Schools: March 16 – 20Camp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.Spring into fun with hands-on S.T.E.A.M. (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics) activities at MOSI camp! Bring two snacks and wear clothing that can get messy. Bring lunch or buy one from the Everything’s Fresh Market. Extended Hours available from 7–9a.m.and4–6p.m.foranadditional$15perweek.Programfee:$228•MOSImember:$173

Sci Fi Super Heroes!Kindergarten – 3rd GradeAre you faster than a speeding bullet? Can you take down criminals with your super shield? Can you swing from building to building using your web? Then this is the camp for you. Learn about some of the great heroes that have saved our planet from villains both human and alien. Discover how these brave men and women got and use their super powers.

Robo Programmers4th – 8th GradeConstruct and control robots that will follow your every command! Use code to program your robot as it navigatesthroughamaze,playssportsandcompetesinother fun robo-engineering challenges.

Ages 3 - 5 yearsTuesday or Thursday from 2– 3:30 p.m.program fee: $15 per program MOSI member: $10 per programPour, mix and measure with new friends as you make predictions, test for results, and share your findings with your classmates. Parent must accompany child in the workshop.

prepare for Take OffMarch 24 or 26Send a rocket soaring and make your own kite. Discover the wild world of birds in this fun class that explores the history of man’s determination to fly.

Don’t Throw it Away!April 28 or 30Celebrate Earth Day by learning the three r’s: reduce, recycle and reuse! Create masterpieces from recyclable materials and find out how you can help the environment.

Wonderful WaterMay 26 or 28Learn about the water cycle and the three states of matter in which water can exist. Why do some objects float while others sink? Can you pick up a slippery ice cube with only a string? Make a splash and experiment with objects.

Robotics FunKindergarten – 5th Grade Friday, April 39 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Extended Hours Available)program fee: $33 per programMOSI member: $25 per programDiscover the entertaining side of robotics by building and interacting with your very own robot friend. Can you build a robot that dances? Test your LEgO® inventions and get your robot moving!

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Fun, Of Course Monday and Wednesday June 8, 10Tuesday and Thursday June 9, 11Try out our obstacle course, then design your own on day twoofthisenergeticclass!Makeamarblemazeusingabox top, play mini golf and walk the labyrinth of tape in this stimulating session.

Messy MixturesMonday and Wednesday June 15, 17Tuesday and Thursday June 16, 18roll up your sleeves for all the messy experiments where you measure and mix ingredients to find out what happens and why. Mix up a batch of “oobleck,” play with a fresh batch of homemade play dough, add some color to your finger paints and do some 3D sand painting!

Frozen Fun Monday and Wednesday June 22, 24Tuesday and Thursday June 23, 25Everyone wants to build a snowman in this fun-filled classoffreezingfun!Feelsomesnow,buildanigloo,createafrozentreatandmakeyourownsnowflakeinthis icy adventure!

Moon MadnessMonday and Wednesday June 29, July 1Tuesday and Thursday June 30, July 2Explore the phases of the moon, learn about animals that come out at night, play with “moon sand,” make a moon full of craters and explore the night sky in the planetarium on your spacy astronaut adventure!

Rainbow RiotMonday and Wednesday July 6, 8Tuesday and Thursday July 7, 9Discover how rainbows are formed; watch as capillary action causes colors to mix together to make your own rainbow bracelet in this colorful session that reinforces color names and mixing fun.

Bird BasicsMonday and Wednesday July 13, 15Tuesday and Thursday July 14, 16Did you ever wonder why birds sing? Make an edible nest and learn how birds fly in this fun class about the many species of birds! In this session, you can make your own bird puppet, listen to bird songs and learn where they live.

Curious like GeorgeMonday and Wednesday July 20, 22Tuesday and Thursday July 21, 23Kidsarecurious–justlikeGeorge!Let’sexplorehowthings move, play a guessing game with mini-yellow hats, and find out how to build bridges and buildings.

Sensational SoundMonday and Wednesday July 27, 29Tuesday and Thursday July 28, 30Can you see sound waves? Explore the world of sound as we make music, identify sound effects, make a musical instrument and play clapping games in this harmonious session!

dinosaur dazeMonday and Wednesday Aug. 3, 5Tuesday and Thursday Aug. 4, 6Discover the world of dinosaurs in this class filled with Jurassic games and fossil fun. Watch a volcano overflow and make your own dinosaur creation in this session filled with prehistoric fun! Stomp, chomp and swish your tail as we find out what makes dinosaurs so cool!

From here to ThereMonday and Wednesday Aug. 10, 12Tuesday and Thursday Aug. 11, 13Discover the science of transportation in this fun class that explores the progress of transportation methods through the ages! See how hot air balloons work, decorate your own paper airplane and float your boat in this exciting class that gets kids moving!

Butterfly BlastMonday and Wednesday Aug. 17, 19Tuesday and Thursday Aug. 18, 20Learn about the life cycle of the butterfly, make a butterfly craft, visit the BioWorks Butterfly garden and take home a caterpillar of your own to hatch in this fun session about the wonder of the butterfly!

2-dayScienceCampsAges2–3Class Hours: 10 – 10:45 a.m. • Program Fee: $15 • MOSI member: $12

It’s never too early to make a fun and exciting impression on your little scientist. Toddler and adult interaction is encouragedinthesespecial2-daycamps.Werespectfullyrequestthatsiblingsandadditionalfamilymembersnotattend.

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Half-dayScienceCampsAges4–5Program Fee: $119 • MOSI member: $89 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $96 • MOSI member: $72

Treat your little scientist to plenty of new experiences, friends and science fun at MOSI this summer!register for morning and afternoon camps for all-day fun. Lunch supervision included with no additional fee.

Eric Carle Creators ClubJuly 13 – 17 • 1 – 4 p.m. Celebrate the works of Eric Carle in this literature-based look at the science behind that very hungry caterpillar and grouchy ladybug! Bring home a jar of fireflies and a butterfly lifecycle craft!

Funny FarmersJuly 20 – 24 • 9 a.m. – noon Find out where your favorite food comes from by becoming a farmer! grow plants from seeds, learn about veggies and fruits, and milk a “cow.” Meet with real barnyard animals like goats, ducks, and chickens.

Feel the Beat! July 20 – 24 • 1 – 4 p.m. Have you ever wanted to play musical instruments? Make some noise and feel the rhythm as you learn about sound waves as you make instruments of your own!

Super FriendsJuly 27 – 31 • 9 a.m. – noon What super power would you choose? Save the day by becoming a super hero! Choose a super name, make a costume and do good deeds. Make your own comic book with you as the hero!

Cool GoosJuly 27 – 31 • 1 – 4 p.m. Make gooey creations out of stuff you find at home. Measure, mix and mold colorful slime and clay into odd creatures! Experimentwithgoo,globs,oozesandblobsinthismessyclass!

Ingenious EngineersAug. 3 – 7 • 9 a.m. – noon How did they build the pyramids? Learn about inventions through the years and explore how levers, pulleys and pendulums work as you create a world of your own!

penguin palsAug. 3 – 7 • 1 – 4 p.m. go on an arctic adventure as you explore thefrozenworldofthepenguin!Makeanigloo,doexperimentswith ice and bring home a penguin pal of your own!

Camouflaged CrittersAug. 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – noon Join an expedition to MOSI’s Back Woods to search for hidden insects and animals. Discover their secrets for hiding and find out where they live. Learn how to disguise yourself so you can watch nature up close without being seen!

Getting Buggy!Aug. 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. Did you know there are between six and ten milliontypesofinsectsintheworld?Learnamazingfactsabouttheinsect world and find out how their bodies differ from ours!

A Sight to See!Aug. 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – noon This class explores the wonders of sight through optical illusions, shadows and light and art experiences. Make a transparent picture and a sun catcher to take home!

Make it and Take itAug. 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. Learn about the art of “upcycling” in this class that uses recycled materials to make games and toys to take home. Help us use up the bits and pieces left over from the summer camp classes!

Ecosystem ExplorersJune 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – noon What’s the difference between aquatic ecosystems and marine environments? Are there animals that can survive in the desert? Learn about different habitats and make animal dioramas.

Wondering WhyJune 8 – 12 • 1 – 4 p.m. Did you ever wonder why the sky looks blue?Whydoweblink?Whatarehiccups,andwhydowesneeze?This class answers those questions and more! Learn about the humanbodyinthisfunclassthatexplorestheamazingyou!

Krazy Kitchen ChemistryJune 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – noon Discover the world of cooking in this yummy class! Experiment with yeast, mix and stir concoctions, crystalizesugarintocandyandtakehomeyourownbookofrecipes!

Budding BuildersJune 15 – 19 • 1 – 4 p.m. Make models of bridges that really work, explore the history of engineering, build with different types of blocks and construct a roller coaster in this session for future architects and designers!

Planets in Our NeighborhoodJune 22 – 26 • 9 a.m. – noon Take a trip through the solar system! Explore the planets, learn about the stars and create a spaceship and space suit of your very own! Launch rockets into the air while munching on space food.

let’s Be ScientistsJune 22 – 26 • 1 – 4 p.m. Be a paleontologist and examine fossils! Be a chemist and do a slimy experiment! Try out what it’s like to be a different type of scientist each day in this fun-filled camp exploring the many worlds of science!

puppet paradeJune 29 – July 2 • 9 a.m. – noon • No class on Friday, July 3Create puppet friends out of socks, recycled materials and fabrics! Learn how to make shadow puppets and make a dancing marionette! Put on a show for family and friends on Thursday!

Chugga Chugga Choo ChooJune 29 – July 2 • 1 – 4 p.m. • No class on Friday, July 3Learn about different types of trains, make an edible train and have fun laying tracks as you become an engineer for the MOSI railroad!

diggin’ for dinosaursJuly 6 – 10 • 9 a.m. – noon grab a shovel, put on a helmet and search for your favorite dinosaur. What did dinosaurs eat? Measure how big they grew and find out how fossils are formed! Join the expedition as we explore the latest discoveries in the prehistoric world of dinosaurs!

3-2-1-Blastoff!July 6 – 10 • 1 – 4 p.m. Design your own rocket with geometric shapes, connect stars in your own constellation and visit the planetarium for a special show in this space-age session of fun!

Soar, Roll & RaceJuly 13 – 17 • 9 a.m. – noon Build and test your own race car, fly a paper airplane, float your boat and sink a submarine in this fast-paced look at the history of transportation!

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Half-day Science Camps Completed KindergartenProgram Fee: $119 • MOSI member: $89 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $96 • MOSI member: $72

Every day becomes a different adventure for your curious explorer at MOSI.register for morning and afternoon camps for all-day fun. Lunch supervision included with no additional fee.

Lego my LEGO®s!June 8 – 12 • 9 a.m. – noon Can you build the tallest tower from newspaper? Can you create your own city using LEgO® bricks? Experiment with different materials to see what works best! Become an architect and an engineer in this building camp full of legos!

Music Makers June 8 – 12 • 1 – 4 p.m. Prepare to shake, rattle and roll in this kid concert camp with plenty of singing and dancing. Make and play musical instruments from around the world. Parents are invited to attend our Friday concert.

Disgustingly Delicious Dishes!June 15 – 19 • 9 a.m. – noon get ready to gross out your friends and family with disgusting looking, but tasty dishes you prepare! Serve up a sweet cake disguised as a cat litter box, nibble on fake sweet dog kibble and more!

Wacky World of SportsJune 15 – 19 • 1 – 4 p.m. Flex your brain muscles and tickle your funny bone by playing games that use your imagination, plus your ability to think ahead! Every day will be games galore!

Super Villain AcademyJune 22 – 26 • 9 a.m. – noon get inspired by super villains. Create your own villainous character, build cool gadgets, then tackle silly and fun challenges!

Motors, Mud and Mayhem June 22 – 26 • 1 – 4 p.m. rev up your engines, splash through the mud and master the race track in this monster truck inspired camp! Build cars out of cardboard boxes and junk. Create a race track and race remote control monster trucks and cars.

Arctic Adventure June 29 – July 2 • 9 a.m. – noon • No class on Friday, July 3grab your winter clothes and bundle up for a chilly, silly adventure! Build an igloo, make your own snow, build a pretend snowman, and whip up some frosty treats.

Aye Matey!June 29 – July 2 • 1 – 4 p.m. • No class on Friday, July 3From hunting for buried treasure to walking the plank, this will be an adventurous week. Experiment with what makes the best pirate boat!

Superhero CampJuly 6 – 10 • 9 a.m. – noon Catch the bad guys! Create your own identity and make capes and masks. What will your super power be to defeat the villains?

Mini Mad Scientists July 6 – 10 • 1 – 4 p.m. Enter MOSI’s secret lab created just for MiniMadScientists!Makepotionsthatbubbleandfizz!Sinkyourfingers into gooey slime! Create concoctions that glow in the dark!

Time TravelersJuly 13 – 17 • 9 a.m. – noon Become an archaeologist and travel to some special places. Explore the time of the old west and life on the sea. Learn about the renaissance life of princes and princesses in castles.

hip hop to the SwampJuly 13 – 17 • 1 – 4 p.m. Hopping is what it is all about as you jump fromlilypadtolilypad.Learnaboutturtles,lizardsandotherswampyfriends.Take a trip to the MOSI backwoods to visit the Wetlands!

Make Believe TheaterJuly 20 – 24 • 9 a.m. – noon Become part of famous fairy tales by making props and costumes, learning to act and having a terrific time being on stage. Will you be a princess or frog?

Splishin’ n’ Splashin’July 20 – 24 • 1 – 4 p.m. Carve sculptures out of blocks of ice. ride a slippery waterslide and launch water rockets. Play “catch the water balloon” with a catapult. Bring your swimsuit and towel every day.

Over the Moon July 27 – 31• 9 a.m. – noon Find out what it would be like to live on the moon. Munch on Oreos® to learn about the moon’s phases, make moon craters and launch rockets to the moon base you build. get ready for some outrageous astronaut fun all week long!

Octopus’ Garden July 27 – 31 • 1 – 4 p.m. Explore life under the sea by creating our own coral reef filled with fish, anemones and jellyfish. Build a mini submarine, and learn to use your senses like dolphins and anglerfish. Discover sharks and manta rays as you explore the world under the ocean.

Curious Kids Aug. 3 – 7 • 9 a.m. – noon Solve mysteries each day! Tinker and take apart machines to discover how they work. Find out what happens if you drop things that float with surprising results!

Culinary CooksAug. 3 – 7 • 1 – 4 p.m. Whip up yummy recipes and take orders from customers in your very own restaurant. Experiment and learn the science behind cooking!

Butterflies & Bees Aug. 10 – 14 • 9 a.m. – noon Help plant a butterfly garden, go on a bug hunt to collect insects for the temporary homes you create. Have a pill bug race, raise a butterfly from a caterpillar, and learn thelanguageofbeesinacampthat’sbuzzingwithexcitement.

Running with dinosaursAug. 10 – 14 • 1 – 4 p.m. Live the life of dinosaurs through experiments and pteranodon glider flights. Be a paleontologist and search for fossils. Practice hunting like a velociraptor, protect yourself like an ankylosaurus, and make footprints like a dromaeosaurus.

S’More Camping Fun!Aug. 17 – 21 • 9 a.m. – noon Camping out under the stars, snuggle up in sleeping bags and roast marshmallows over a campfire! Learn about constellations in the night sky and tell camp stories around the fire. Use solar energy to create your own s’mores!

Slimy StuffAug. 17 – 21 • 1 – 4 p.m. What makes stuff sticky and slimy? Why is your runny nose sticky? Create your own slime and discover the world of sticky, icky fun!


Slime AttackJune 8 – 12Preparetogetmessyaswewhipupaweekfullofzanygoos and oohs. Make moving magnetic slime, combine chemicalstocreatecolor-changing,fizzingandglowingreactions. Discover what common, ordinary things from your kitchen can make you a mad scientist feared by those who like to be clean.

dragon TalesJune 15 – 19Unravel the mysteries and stories of dragons from around the world. Find out how dinosaurs, dragons and komodo dragons are like one another. Discover the truth behind flying, armored and fire-breathing dragons in the laboratory.

The Body Machine Games June 22 – 26

get the scoop on poop and explore other yucky, but important ways our bodies work. Make your own mucus, find out why it’s important to wash your hands, and make nutritious snacks. Learn the art of making bruises andprepareforslimy,oozy,andburpinggames.

digging up MysteriesJune 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3

grab your shovel because we’re off to find the lost city. Use the skills of an archaeologist at our dig site to find clues and treasuresleftbehind.Solvetrickypuzzles,secretmessages,and mysterious maps to make your way without tripping traps. Learn about ancient Vikings, Mayans, and Egyptians through hands-on activities and games.

How to be a Mad ScientistJuly 6 – 10Have you ever wanted your own secret laboratory where you hatch your plan to take over the world? Well, join the camp that’ll show you how to make powerful potions, scary inventions, and laugh in a sinister way. Muah ha ha ha!

Superhero AcademyJuly 13 – 17Shoot a spider web. Lift a car. Become invisible. Use science to become a superhero complete with costume and cool superhero name. rescue kittens in trees, lasso bad guys, and save the day. Discover your special super power.

Chocolate Factory FunJuly 20 – 24Turn your desserts into science labs! Explore the science and art behind melting sugars into hard candy and fudge. Explode a boat with tapioca pudding, nail Jell-O® to the wall and launch high-speed French fries. Create edible artwork to add to the fun. Science was never this delicious!

Space Lab July 27 – 31Prepare for your life among the stars by learning to make your way through the constellations of the night sky and finding out what to pack. Launch test meteorites, build solar shields and learn how to prepare a yummy astronaut menu. Take a giant leap on your way to an out-of-this-world week.

Solar-powered Science Aug. 3 – 7Experience the power and usefulness of sunlight by cooking snacks without an oven, taking pictures without a camera and racing cars without gas. Witness the burning power of a laser by popping balloons and popping corn. Look at the surface of the sun with special telescopes in this camp perfect for bright minds.

Spaceship: planet Earth Aug. 10 – 14recreate the Earth’s ecosystems as miniature terrariums and aquariums. Create mini-jungles, mini-deserts, and mini-islands for plants and animals. Learn the skills of a nature detective to observe creatures without being seen. Observe how pollution affects our environment and how recycling can help.

Bee BopAug. 17 – 21What if the only way you could give directions was to shake your body? What if you lived in a house with thousands of your friends and family…and there was only one door in and out? See what it feels like to be a honey bee in a hive and try to tell your friends where the best flowers are…just by shaking your tail! Explore how bees and other insects communicate and survive!

All-day Science Camps Completed 1st gradeCamp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

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Fizz, Bang, Boom! June 8 – 12Combine chemicals to make them react with fire, cold, light, and loud bangs. Experiment with common, everyday materials for fun and excitement. Tap into the power of chemistry to create firework effects and colorful changes.

Star Wars Science June 15 – 19Celebrate the Star Wars trilogies by looking at the science and technology behind the screen. Try out lasers and explore the reality of lightsabers. Explore space in MOSI’s planetarium to understand how you can fly through hyperspace and search for aliens.

Crash TestJune 22 – 26

What happens when an apple falls? Science happens! Build and race cars, drop watermelons, and build a rocket-powered sled for a smashing good time! Experiment with the Laws of Motion and build exciting inventions in this free-falling, free-for-all fun camp.

TransformersJune 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3 Attention scientists and engineers, Optimus Prime needs your help! He is putting together an army of robots that will be able to defeat the evil Megatron and his Decepticon goons. Use the secrets of the allspark to create robots that will move and compete against each other. Train your robots to fight as a team so that the vile Decepticons don’t win and we save the Earth.

don’t Try This at homeJuly 6 – 10Explode hotdogs in the microwave and slide down a Jell-O® covered slide. Explore the silly side of science that you’ve always wanted to do but were never allowed. Stick your hands into wet concrete and drench your friends in soda in this fun, but messy, camp.

Candy ChemistryJuly 13 – 17Feed your sweet tooth and your brain as you cook up delicious goodies with science. Experiment with sugar and chocolate to make fudge. Make edible windows for a gingerbread house you build. Invent your own candy bar with a cool name and wrapper.

Kids Versus WildJuly 20 – 24go on an expedition with your team to find hidden treasures and play outdoor games. Using ropes, shovels and other survival gear, you’ll figure out how to build shelters, track animals in the wild and find your way. Earn prizeseachdayasyouandyourteamworktogetheronadventures.

Adventures at hogwartsJuly 27 – 31Fans of “Harry Potter,” enroll in the most magical school in the land. Mix up an assortment of odd “potions.” Use illusion and science to levitate and make things disappear. Explore the history of dragons and other mythical beasts. Lead your team in a Quidditch tournament.Showoffyourwizardryskillsatgraduation!

Soda Bottle ScientistsAug. 3 – 7

Don’t throw that soda bottle out; use it for awesome science experiments instead! Build a rocket that shoots high in the sky! Create your own colorful tornado! Cause a bottle to erupt into a foamy mess! Build a mini terrarium you can take home! Who knew plastic bottles could be so much fun?!

Phineas and Ferb’s CampAug. 10 – 14You’ve always wanted to have a thrilling adventure like Phineas and Ferb, and this is the week to do it. Build outlandish inventions and join Perry the Platypus on a spy adventure with a mad scientist. reboot your imagination to engineer fun games and activities all week long.

Gross Out!Aug. 17 – 21What’s grosser than gross? What happens to the food that we eat? Explore the science behind the smells and gunk that keep us alive! What do boogers trap and why do we fart? Discover these and other disgusting secret facts that your body does to stay alive!

All-dayScienceCampsCompleted2ndGradeCamp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Program Fee: $279 • MOSI member: $209 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $224 • MOSI member: $168Explore a galaxy of fun this summer at MOSI. Prepare for launch!



Wild Child June 8 – 12get into the wild! Could you survive without power, shelter, grocery stores and electronics? Spend a week sharpening your survival skills and purify water, identify plants for food, make your own tools, build a shelter and make a fire starter. Play survival games and develop your hunting skills. You’ll have so much fun you won’t even miss your cell phone. Only the strongest survive!

Too Cool For Camp June 15 – 19It may be hot outside but you’ll be chilling out in the classroom!Exploreeverythingfrozeninthissupercoolcamp! Conduct cool science experiments with dry ice that bubble,smoke,andglow.Makedeliciousfrozentreatslikeliquid nitrogen ice cream, popsicles, and slushies!

Junkyard AstronautsJune 22 – 26

Build and launch high-flying rockets using everyday materials and junk lying around the house. Experiment with a variety of propulsion systems including solid chemical fuel and air pressure. Show off your creativity during daily space challenges to launch objects sky high!

Super Spinarama!June 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3Haveyoueverwonderedwhyyougetdizzy?Learnaboutcentripetal force and why objects spin and how to make them spin fast! Battle your friends with Beyblades to knock out the competition and play a round of Frisbee golf. Impress your friends with your super, fantastic spinning skills!

Ancient Survival SecretsJuly 6 – 10Uncover the techniques used by ancient cultures to survive. Train with boomerangs, yo-yos, and blow darts using the skills of early hunters. Learn to build traps and gather food and water in the wild. End the week in an archery competition to win the golden Arrow.

diary of a Wimpy KidJuly 13 – 17

greg Heffley has to do a Science Fair Project and he needs your help. Tinker with simple machines and learn about lawn mowers, wheels and even the cooties. Have

funmakingupthecraziestexperimentsbasedondiaryentries, and create your very own cheese touch!

Wizards WorkshopJuly 20 – 24UnlockthesecretsoftheworldofwizardryinthisHarryPotter festival of science magic. Create potions, study owls and other curious creatures and navigate the constellations of the night sky. Practice crafting illusions and magical trickery for Friday’s show for family, friends and goblins.

Top Secret FormulasJuly 27 – 31

Have you ever wanted to know how toothpaste, glow sticks and your favorite foods are made? Crack the safe to discover the secret formulas of the merchandise you buy at the store. run experiments using ingredients and chemicals to whip up fun and tasty treats. Use your imagination to dream up and make products and ideas like perfumes and other items you can sell.

Jaw-some Sharks!Aug. 3 – 7

Dive into the depths of science to better understand one of nature’s most feared creatures: the shark. Dissect a real shark to learn about their anatomy, diet, and what makesthemsoamazing.Getahands-onlookatothersea monsters like squid and eels.

Ace detectivesAug. 10 – 14A crime was committed. It’s up to you and the rest of yourdetectiveteamtosolvethecaper.Analyzeevidencefrom the crime scene such as hair, fingerprints, ink stains and footprints. Figure out different mysteries each day to be the ultimate crime fighter.

Spooky ScienceAug. 17 – 21Halloween arrives early in this spooky special effects camp. Experiment with sound effects such as thunder and lightning. Learn how to apply scars, bruises and other make-up effects. Work with your friends to create your own “haunted house” to show on Friday.

All-day Science Camps Completed 3rd gradeCamp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Program Fee: $279 • MOSI member: $209 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $224 • MOSI member: $168Fromastronautstobeingzapped,wehaveyoursupersummerallready.Justaddyou.



Oops: Great discoveries in ScienceJune 8 – 12

re-create some of science’s accidental achievements such as plastic, penicillin and Popsicles. run “junk science” through the science labs. Then discover how the future may look with the science in science fiction. Explore how these accidental discoveries have changed your life.

Rocket ScienceJune 15 – 19

Start the week building and launching model rockets, and then create a one-of-a-kind rocket. gain knowledge of the physics of propulsion and flight. Experiment with types of re-entry and capture systems and the chemistry of fireworks. Travel to Kennedy Space Center with MOSI’s Space & Flight team (to allow for travel time for the field trip, Friday’s hours are 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.).

MOSI MythbustersJune 22 – 26

Bust modern urban myths and popular beliefs and wild inventions. Can you sneak past motion detectors, or can air cause your stomach to explode? Is milk or water better to treat a mouth full of hot peppers? get to the truth behind the myths you choose with explosive, yet safe, results.

MOSI: Agents of S.T.E.A.M.June 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3 Thwart those who would use knowledge for their own vile purpose to take over the world. Understand how to crackcodesandsolvepuzzles.Designdefensivesystemsto protect the Earth. Future agents - you will live in the shadows and hide in the darkness in order to havelevel 1 clearance.

Theme park designersJuly 6 – 10

Build marble roller coasters, and test out new designs with computer simulations. Make different roller coaster stunts that can make you feel weightless. Friday, experience physics by riding and testing the roller coasters at Busch gardens.

The Battle of hogwartsJuly 13 – 17Learnstageswordsmanship,acting,andsolvingpuzzles.Create the art of illusion with potions and learn to create

costumes and work with theatrical makeup. Play in a Quidditch tournament. Friday ends with a theatrical show for parents and friends.

Space AcademyJuly 20 – 24 • Includes one overnight

Create a robotic planet rover, conduct space and astrophysics experiments for life in space. Thursday, search the skies for nebulae, galaxies, and planets with telescopes while we construct a space station during a MOSI overnight. MOSI provides meals from dinner on Thursday through lunch on Friday.

Crime Lab DetectivesJuly 27 – 31

Practice crime scene techniques. Learn to dust for fingerprints, collect hair and fiber samples that will help you crack criminal cases. In the laboratory, apply science to give you a better idea of what really happened. Meet with actual criminal justice professionals.

Castles and CatapultsAug. 3 – 7Use physics to re-create the technology used during the age of castles and knights. Build castle walls capable of resisting a volley of fruit and water balloons from other kingdoms. Celebrate your victories with a feast and tournament, featuring knights and games from the middle ages.

Inventive Chemistry Aug. 10 – 14

Use the creative side of chemistry to create dyes and Japanese paper. Use the useful side of chemistry to put outfiresandanalyzethenutritionoffood.Experimentwith the science behind Pop rocks®.

Let it Rip!Aug. 17 – 21race to the finish in this design and engineering camp.Design and build vehicles to race your friends in high-speed or high-flying competitions! Create a model of your dream car and test it in a wind tunnel. Learn different energy sources for your vehicles.

All-dayScienceCampsCompleted4th&5thGradesCamp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Program Fee: $279 • MOSI member: $209 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $224 • MOSI member: $168Activemindscravetheenergizingactivitiesexperiencedinourdaycamps.Treatyourmindtoabuffet!


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Strange StuffJune 8 – 12

Delve into the strange stuff of science that piques the curiosity and challenges the scientist in all of us. Experiment with purple liquids that change to blue, to pink to green, or create marvelous lava lamps with layered liquids. Contend with electricity, motors, magnets, smoke bombs and cool chemistry. Explorebizarre,weirdsciencephenomenonalongwithimpressive science like laws of motion, properties of matter, nanotechnology, and endothermic and exothermic reactions.

plan of AttackJune 15 – 19Scout out your “enemy’s” position and devise a cunning plan in a camp that will pit teams in strategic challenges. Compete in a variety of battle simulations with special tactics. Make yourself invisible with camouflage and launch an actual campaign of paintball. Experience military history first-hand in this ultimate gaming adventure.

Crime Scene InvestigatorsJune 22 – 26A crime was committed, and it’s up to you to search the scene for the critical evidence that will put the criminal behind bars.Traintogatherandanalyzeyourevidenceinthelabwith actual tools used by forensic scientists including DNA fingerprinting equipment. Meet with criminal experts to learn from their experiences using science to solve crimes.

dnA discoveriesJune 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3

Do you ever wonder how DNA works? Unlock the genetic mysteries found in the coding of our DNA in hands-on laboratory experiments. Learn the techniques of DNA extraction, genetic fingerprinting and the detection of disease. See how DNA is used in forensic science and construct your own DNA model.

Gourmet ScientistsJuly 6 – 10

Apply microbiology and chemistry to discovering ways to improve the taste, nutrition, and look of foods. Create candies and new varieties of chocolate candies in the lab. Enter a cooking competition where your knowledge of science as well as your master chef skills will win you the “Blue ribbon.”

Spy OpsJuly 13 – 17Use stealth tactics, surveillance technology and scenario-driven paintball challenges to compete in this spy-themed

experience. Learn the history of espionage and self-defense techniques from martial arts instructors. Use teamwork and planning to complete paintball missions.

Space ForensicsJuly 20 – 24

The galactic Affairs Council has charged Earth with the crime of Celestial Larceny - the intentional act of destroying stars and absorbing their material to make the Earth a superior planet. A secret team of aliens on a covert fact finding mission claim to have evidence that will prove that the Earth is guilty of doing so based on the environmental conditions of our planet. We need a teamof exobiologists, astronomers and astrophysicists to disprove these allegations.

Explosive ReactionsJuly 27 – 31

Do you get a rush from watching special effects explosions on TV or in the movies? Create smoke bombs and fireworks that you can set off safely. Learn what triggers these reactions in hands-on experiments. Experiment with powerful solids and extremely cold liquids to understand the power of chemical materials.

hunger Games: The CampAug. 3 – 7Inspired by the Hunger games novels and movie, this camp will teach you everything from strategy to outdoor survival. You have been selected to represent your district in the Hunger games camp experience.

Mission: Alien EarthAug. 10 – 14

Practice skydiving to the surface floating in a vertical wind tunnel. Challenge yourself to a ropes course and extraterrestrial wilderness survival challenges. Deploy a base of operations and work with exploration vehicles and robotics. Operate sophisticated telescopes and computer simulations to learn astrophysics and exobiology.

Physics…If You Dare!Aug. 17 – 21Discover how physics can give you super strength. Climb across ropesthreestoriesabovethegroundandzipthroughtheair.Experiment with the physics of breaking boards and lying on abedofnails.Realizehowtousephysicsineverydaylifetoaccomplish superhuman activities.

All-day Science Camps Completed 6th - 9th gradeCamp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Program Fee: $279 • MOSI member: $209 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $224 • MOSI member: $168Discover new worlds of possibilities through immersive experiences and scientific investigation.



Building Adventures in SpaceJuly 6 – 10

Build robot rovers, spaceships, and your dream house on the moon. Join missions to outer space with your friends by thinking up new inventions and experimenting with rocket launchers. Take home your creations as proof of your exciting adventures throughout the week.

Kid InventorsJuly 13 – 17

Create all kinds of inventions: some useful and others totally silly. Start off your future as an inventor by experimenting with simple machines such as springs, pulleys, and levers to launch marbles through winding tracks. Take part in a variety of experiments by creating spinning tops and racing cars. Adventure in to the world of LEgO® robotics and WeDo™ robotics to make fun moving creations.

Robot AnimalsJuly 20 – 24Discover the playful side of robotic inventions through building and interactive play with LEgO®. Make robots that dance, draw pictures, and more. Test out your kinetic inventionsbybuildingananimal-botzooorsillycircuswhere your bots behave like animals.

Minecraft®™ Adventurers June 8 – 12Work together with your friends to complete brain-teasing challenges and engineering competitions, all within the virtual world of Minecraft®™. Learn tricks and tips to make you a Minecraft®™ expert through managing your collection of supplies and materials, water conservation, and super secret doors to protect your home.

Robot Tag and Silly SportsJune 15 – 19Control robots to play in a bunch of bot games from robot Treasure Hunt to robot racing. Use Kinect and Wii controllers to play friends in virtual sports. Create a mini-golf course using moving LEgO® parts. Finish the week with laser tag and the Alien olympics, complete with slime tossing and air blasters you build.

Action Movie MakingJune 22 – 26

Lights! Cameras! Action! Learn what it takes to go from acting, filming, and directing to the big screen. Whether your movie features pie fights, superhero battles, or treasure hunts, you’ll discover the magic behind your favorite movies. Invite your family and friends to your movie premiere on Friday.

Junior Game designersJune 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3

Createyourveryownvideogamesthatwillamazeyour friends and family. Discover the exciting world of video games creation with Microsoft’s Kodu, rPg Maker, Scratch, and other game design tools. Learn how programming, art, and imagination come together to make popular games.

Green Screen CreaturesJuly 27 – 31Take pretending to a whole new level by creating fantastic adventures using the power of green-screen technology. Compete in a Pokemon tournament with a 3D pikachu at your side, fly through the air and film yourself exploring a Minecraft®™ castle. Take pictures and make movies of yourself in places like outer space or the center of the Earth.

Fuzzy Friends and Rockin’ RobotsAug. 10 – 14Makeyourownplushiepalslikepenguins,fuzzyrobots,and growling dinosaurs! Use kid-friendly sewing and electronics to make toys that blink with light or move around. Build silly robots for a race. Experiment with squishy circuits and bendable art that glows.

lEGO® InventorsAug. 17 – 21

Think outside the box by making original LEgO® brick creationsfromancientcastlestozoosinouterspace.Getyour creativity on by designing and building machines that can catapult items into the air. Create moving machines and fun inventions that combine imagination with everyone’s favorite plastic brick.

TechnologyandEngineeringCompletedKindergarten–3rdGradeCamp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Program Fee: $279 • MOSI member: $209 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $224 • MOSI member: $168Seek out inspiration in technology camps that promote creativity, critical thinking, and imagination through invention,

game design, media production and programming. Morning and afternoon extended hours available.

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Robot RallyJune 8 – 12Whether you build LEgO® robots or build your bot from scratch, discover the thrill of your robot competing on the sports field and arena. Learn programming and engineering skills on your way to victory.

Code Lab 101June 15 – 19

Investigateyourinterestintechnologybymakingpuzzles,interactive stories, and mini-games. Work with drag-and-drop coding tools like MIT’s Scratch. There is no need for previous programming experience to have a great time coding in this camp.

Make Minecraft®™ Art and 3d MemesJune 22 – 26Build real Minecraft®™ blocks, make funny YouTube® videos or use the laser cutter to make Harry Potter decorations. Learn to use technology to make one-of-a-kind fan art for your favorite band.

Online ArtistsJune 29 – July 2 • No Class on Friday, July 3

Learnamazingskillslikeanimation,musicmaking,andvideoproduction to help you create your very own website. Use YouTube for video editing and posting, and discover how to make your own music - all online!

Creating Computer Game AdventuresJuly 6 – 10

You’ll learn how to design rPg games by creating worlds, characters, and challenging quests. Use different photo-editing and design applications like Adobe Photoshop to create artwork and a poster for your game.

Minecraft®™ Mayhem and 3d ThrillsJuly 6 – 10Build with LEgO® bricks and other 3D pieces in the real and virtual world. Create, destroy and have fun in the exciting 3D world of Minecraft®™, both game and global phenomenon. Form fantastic structures and learn to create artwork in a variety of game modes including multiplayer with friends.

pet Shop Toys and Action FiguresJuly 13 – 17

Make an action figure or toy based on you, and print it out with a 3D printer. Learn to use Pepakura designer to create paper craft robots, dragons and more. Meet actual toy designers as you discover your talents to create projects you take home.

Secret MissionsJuly 20 – 24gather your friends and work together to explore for hidden treasures, building challenges, and solve imaginative games.

Use math and science to save the day in flight simulation missions, build a spy balloon to take pictures from thousands of feet in the air, and track “wildlife” with technology.

In a Galaxy Far, Far AwayJuly 20 – 24Learn how to battle with lightsabers from a choreographer as well as learn how to direct, act in, or operate a camera. Use special effects and build movie props and sets. End the week with a movie premiere for your family and friends.

Strategy Fun and GamesJuly 27 – 31Chess,puzzlesandevenvideogamesaretonsoffun,butdidyou know you can get smarter by playing them? Design 3D puzzlesforPortal2andcompeteinavideogametournamentofJustDance2015orothervideogames.Improveyourskillson games you already know and try new ones. get your feet in gear with an exciting laser tag tournament.

python Game programmingJuly 27 – 31

Level up your programming skills by making games, simulations, and applications. gain experience with Python, a text-based coding language that closely resembles English. Some programming experience is recommended, like our Code Lab 101 camp, but not required.

Slime BotsAug. 3 – 7

get into the guts of robots by learning the electronics and mechanics to build robot gadgets. Make inventions that can move across slime and scuttle around for a bugbot race. Have fun experimenting with gadgets that run on air, water, and creativity. Take your creation home at the end of the week.

Minecraft®™ WorldsAug. 10 – 14

Build and design projects that simulate career skills used by architects and engineers every day. Learn tricks used by AAA game developers. Build your way through architectural marvels like the Egyptian Sphinx and Wonders of the World.

Minecraft®™ ContraptionsAug. 17 – 21Use redstone components and structures to add levels of excitement to your Minecraft®™ creations. Learn how to create virtual circuits and mechanisms and combine creativity and sneakiness to build TNT cannons, self-healing buildings, and other Minecraft®™mysteries and secrets.

Camp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.Program Fee: $279 • MOSI member: $209 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $224 • MOSI member: $168

Seek out inspiration in technology camps that promote creativity, critical thinking and imagination through invention, game design, media production and programming. Morning and afternoon extended hours available.

TechnologyandEngineeringCompleted4th&5thGrade


Video Game ModdingJune 8 – 12

Learn to use Unreal Development Kit (UDK) to create incredible games filled with your creative touches. Discover the secrets behind creating exciting gaming experiences and discover why UDK is used by the Unreal® professional game developers.

Minecraft®™ ModdersJune 15 – 19Design awe-inspiring buildings, use redstone to engineer inventions and develop the skills for Minecraft®™ mod development using tools like Minecraft®™ Forge API. Be creative and design mini games and leap into quantum physics with the qcraft mod.

YouTube SensationsJune 15 – 19Use digital cameras, editing equipment, and special effects tools to hone your video production skills. Learn to record and mix original tunes and design a video website. Explore how to live stream, video cast and make your own “Let’s Play” videos. No obligation to publish video online.

Arduino InventorsJune 22 – 26

Use the design process to think up an invention and then make your idea a reality. Build custom video game controllers, create a robot that moves by your command, or make an electronic musical instrument. Meet professional inventors and engineers as you learn the skills to be a maker. Take your Arduino home to continue the fun.

Cyber WarriorsJune 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3

Learn computer security concepts through gaming, digital forensics, cryptography, and team cyber challenges. Play in avarietyofgamessolvingcodebreakingpuzzlesandspy-scenario simulations.

Robot HackersJune 29 – July 2 • No class on Friday, July 3

Learn how to design, build, and modify electronic circuits starting from the ground up to make robots. rip apart obsolete electronics. Solder and create circuit boards as we explore electronics, mechanics, and reverse engineering. Discover the treasures found in junked technology.

Spoof Movie MakingJuly 6 – 10

Create a sweet movie parody based on several of your favorite TV series and films. Learn film production skills that enable you to write, direct, shoot, and act in your silver screen mockumentary or mockbuster debut. Develop scripts, draw illustrated storyboards, and experiment with moviemaking trickssuchasprofessionalzombiemakeup,costumesandspecial effects to bring your spoof to life.

Minecraft®™ Computer CodingJuly 13 – 17

Use computer programming to automate and extend your usual Minecraft®™ activities by instructing robotic turtles to move, mine, build, and more. Code your robot to mine locations too dangerous for your character or make pixel artwork.

3d Modeling and designJuly 20 – 24

Use powerful 3D software including Blender and Sculptris to design moving works of art. Create realistic worlds with buildings, vehicles, and more for use in 3D games. Impress your family and friends by showing off your portfolio in a digital art show on Friday.

Mobile Game DesignJuly 27 – 31

Build casual-style games like Plants vs. Zombies using state- of-the-arttoolslikeUnity,GameEditor,orConstruct2.Startoff your game-making experience by using drag-and-drop technology that’s easy to learn. Demonstrate your creativity through the projects you publish and share with friends!

Game programming with JavaAug. 3 – 7

gain knowledge and experience using tools, objects, and syntax to build Java applications and games. No previous programming experience is needed.

Minecraft®™ Music parodiesAug. 3 – 7Learn to write music parodies and record music production sessions in the studio. Act out scenes with Minecraft®™ to entertain with comedy music videos and to tell odd stories. Develop video editing and animation skills. Practice tips and tricks to make your Minecraft®™ videos go viral.

3d printing and laser BuildingAug. 10 – 14

Transform your 3D designs using Blender into realistic models, along with Idea Zone®’s prototyping technology which includes a 3D printer and laser cutter. Make moving inventions or artistic sculptures.

Competitive Video GamingAug. 17 – 21Develop the tactics and strategies used by professional gamers in some of the most competitive and popular PC and console games. Play a variety of games such as Halo, StarCraft,Dota2/LeagueofLegends,andCallofDutyinchallenging individual and team tournaments each day.

TechnologyandEngineeringCompleted6th–9thGradeCamp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Program Fee: $279 • MOSI member: $209 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $224 • MOSI member: $168Seek out inspiration in technology camps that promote creativity, critical thinking, and imagination through invention,

game design, media production and programming. Morning and afternoon extended hours available.

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Anime AcademyAges 13 – 17 years • June 8 – 12Explore Japanese history and culture through literature, movies, and food. Learn to speak basic Japanese. Conduct research to examine this unique culture by looking at things such as robotics, sushi, or the Japanese obsession with kawaii (cuteness). On Friday, attend Florida’s largest Japanese anime convention. Metrocon, at the Tampa Convention Center to experience the influence of Japanese culture first-hand and have some fun. program includes:• Writeanddrawmangausingspecializeddesignsoftware.• Uncoverthehistoryofcosplayandlearncostumingtechniques.• LearntheJapaneseculinaryartofmakingsushiandresearch its global popularity.

MOSI MD - Life ExaminedAges 11 – 17 • June 15 – 19

We will explore several aspects within a variety of health and medical disciplines from first responders to heart surgeons. Participate in immersive, hands-on activities such as performing mammal heart and brain dissections, suturing up patients, learning First Aid and CPr, making an emergency triage or investigating a mysterious fatal outbreak that is sweeping the nation. You will learn about surgical procedures, anatomy and physiology, risk factors, advanced scientific research, and more. This camp will give you a foundation of knowledge that will be vital to your success in the medical profession.program includes:• CertificationinFirstAid,Cardio-PulmonaryResuscitation (CPr) and automated external defibrillator (AED).• Visitlocalhospitalsforspecialbehind-the-scenestoursled by accomplished medical professionals in the field. • Interactivevideoconferencewherewewillwatchand interact with a surgeon while they perform live surgery.

3D Design for Digital Fabrication and GamingAges 11 – 17 • June 22 – 26

From jewelry to sports cars, everything we use originates from the mind of an industrial designer. Learn to use the tools that can create almost anything. Experience the ways in which objects can be designed and constructed, leading to the creation of unique final projects. Learn how the 3D NUrBS-based modeling tools in rhino 3D are used to create prototypes for digital fabrication. Build incredible 3D objects with curves, surfaces, and solids. Create artwork and produce interesting 3D

models used in video gaming. Meet with industry professionals as you make this design program a step toward creative careers such as engineering, game design, and art.program includes:• CreatemodelsusingRhinofor3Dprintingandprototyping.• Animate3Dcreationsforuseinspecialeffectsandvideo game cinematics. • Exploreavarietyofapplicationsof3Dmodeldesignasyou develop your portfolio.

Forensic Scientists Ages 13 – 17 • June 29 – July 2 • No class Friday, July 3

There are forensic astronomers, botanists, microbiologists, geologists, anthropologists, nurses, pathologists, paleontologists and many more! In this camp you will be exposed to several forensic career disciplines and experts with an emphasis on forensic anthropology. Learn techniques for surveying and detecting burials and forensic archeology excavations. Learn about human osteology and the scientific methods of establishing the age, sex, ancestry, stature and body mass. Use the human remains you excavated in your archeological dig to reconstruct their identity, life history and cause of death. program includes:• Touranarcheologylabandmeetwithaforensic anthropologist at a local university. • Usemultipleforensictechniquestosolveacrimescenesimulation.• Beexposedtonewtechnologyforensicscientistsuse.

Robot EngineersAges 13 – 17 • July 6 – 10

robots are a major part of manufacturing, biomedical engineering, and transportation, From the drones to animatronics, robotics is one of the most pervasive aspects of today’s society. Dabble in mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering by learning how to increase your robot’s torque, wire an electrical motor, and how to program your very own robot. Participate in several robot challenges to tweak and redesign your creations to be as efficient as possible. End the week with an ultimate Battling-Bot challenge where you may be crowned The Bot Champion if you have engineered the supreme Battle-Bot.

S.T.E.A.M. Career CampsAges 11 –17 years • Camp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Program Fee: $333 • MOSI member: $250 • Holiday Week Program Fee: $266 • MOSI member: $200MOSI’sS.T.E.A.M.CareerCampsprovidestudentsplentyofopportunitiestoexplorecareersthatutilizescience,

technology, engineering, art, and math skills through active, project-based experiences with the support of field experts.Students will make discoveries about S.T.E.A.M. careers in addition to discoveries about their own interests.


program includes:• Designandprogramrobotstocompeteinavarietyof challenges using LEgO® MINDSTOrMS®, and TETrIX®.• Buildandtestelectronicprojectsonabreadboardonan exploration of electrical engineering. • Learniterativedesignusedbyengineerseveryday.

Engineer the FutureAges 13 – 17 years • July 13 – 17

Whether designing new ways to produce clean energy, medical devices that can save lives, fast traveling sports cars, or a host of other applications, engineers are able to directly use their ingenuity to solve real-world problems that improve our daily lives. Explore a variety of engineering research, and visit with working engineers. Learn how math and science relate to engineering and what it means to be part of an engineering team.program includes:• Buildandtestelectronicprojectsonabreadboardinan exploration of electrical engineering. • Designalasercutgliderandcompeteina“TopGun” competition. • Explorethefutureofalternativeenergyandbiofuels.

Slice of Raspberry PiAges 11 – 17 years • July 20 – 24

Energizeyourinventionskillswiththemobiletechnologyof raspberry Pi through a world of imaginative applications. RaspberryPiisacreditcardsizedcomputerthat’soneofthebest things since actual pie. Create high tech gadgetry such as a gaming console, music jukebox, or a roving robot by combining your raspberry Pi with electronics and software and code with Python. Explore computer science and electrical engineering and look into the future with the help of visiting experts. Take your raspberry Pi home at the end of the week.program includes:• ExperimentwithwearabletechnologyandaccessWiFi networking, and control other technology using Ir and Bluetooth tech. • Buildspy-techprojectstodistortyourvoice,detectintruders, or search for clues as a surveillance web camera. • ApplytheRaspberryPi’svideosoundandcomputingpower to stage a multimedia art and video game showcase.

BiohackingAges 14 – 17 years • July 27 – 31

Discover the movement of do-it-yourself biologists (DIYbio) building their own laboratory equipment and running experiments in biology and genetic engineering around theworld.ExtractyourownDNA,analyzeancestrythroughbioinformatics, splice genes into bacteria, and learn standard techniques such as using gel electrophoresis. Learn to use equipment designed to amplify DNA using PCr reactions, buildplasmidswithrestrictionenzymes,andmakebacteriaglow with transformation. Create and set up an exhibit on

the biohacking movement to go on display at MOSI. Explore the controversy and significance of biohacking through investigation, hands-on labs, and meetings with experts in microbiology, genetics, and the medical field. program includes:• Buildageneticcircuitandtestitinthelabtounderstand how synthetic biology can produce improved fuels, drugs, and futuristic materials.• Use3Dprintingtechnologytocreate3DmodelsofDNA, neurons, and other models used in medical science.• Applybiotechnologytocreatefoodssuchasyogurtandbread.

Undersea ExplorersAges 11 – 17 years • Aug. 3 – 7

Study the adaptations of sharks and collect fossil shark teeth at Casey Key Beach. Practice piloting a robot submarine in a simulation. Meet with marine biologists who rescue animals in trouble. Experience marine biology in the lab and in the field. Learn to use the technology and scientific techniques used to explore aquatic environments of our water planet.program includes:• Buildandtestaremotelyoperatedunderwatervehicle.• Dissectmarinespecimenssuchassharksandlampreys.• Identifyandstudymarinespecimenscollectedatthebeach.

Zombie Research InstituteAges 13 – 17 years • Aug. 10 – 14

Whatwouldyoudoifazombievirusbegantospreadandthe world’s living population began to dwindle? Would you be able to survive? Would you be able to find a cure? Join MOSI’s Zombie research Institute and delve into the science behindazombieplague.Learnaboutvirusesandvaccines,neurobiology, and ways to save the human race.program includes:• Usescientifictoolsandmethodstostudyviralinfections.• Meetwithexpertsinepidemiologyorneurobiology.• Joinmilitarystrategiststosimulatewaystosurvivethe zombieinvasion.

MOSI Iron ChefAges 11 – 17 years • Aug. 17 – 21Create culinary masterpieces featuring a “secret ingredient.” Learn basic kitchen skills, how to put your own twist on recipes, and make tasty creations under pressure from professional chefs.Makeavarietyoftreatsfromappetizerstodesserts.Make cooking even more fun by experimenting with foams, flames, and other science tricks. Explore the world through cuisine and cooking techniques from other cultures.program includes:• Createappetizers,salads,entrees,anddessertsutilizinga variety of techniques, ingredients, and creativity. • Experimentwithfoodsciencetechniquesdesignedto enhance flavor and nutrition.

Ages 11 – 17 years • July 13 – 17 Program Fee: $1,080 • MOSI member: $810

Fee includes food, room, board, instruction, and activities.Our residential academy provides an opportunity for incredible round-the-clock learning experiences while gaining independence and making lifelong friends.

Take part in our most intense video game design program that will allow you to master all the major phases of game development including level design, coding, and graphics with plenty of time to meet gaming technology professionals and participate in fun activities while making friends. Work with a variety of game design tools including the Unity® game development engine and Valve’s Source™ modding tools. The Unity game engine is a state-of-the-art program that’s responsibleforcreatinggameslikeTempleRun2,andAngryBirds. Experience the power and thrill of professional game creationwithachancetobecreativewith2Dand3Dgraphicstools. Beginners are welcome to this project-based program. In your “down time” you will participate in activities like playing laser tag, bowling, and competing in LAN tournaments.

program includes:• High-intensitycurriculumwithplentyofopportunitiesfor fun through field trips, outdoor activities, and special events during the day and evening.

• Experiencedprofessionalswithafun,caringattitude.

• Comfortableaccommodations,greatfood,andadult supervision.

• Check-inby10a.m.onMondaymorningandpick-upby 5:30p.m.Fridayafternoon.

Sample day:Morning: 3D Model DesignAfternoon: Scenario Paintball gameEvening: Half-Life2®GameModdingLate Evening: Sundaes and gaming

For more information, please consult MOSI.Org in the MOSI residential Academy section. Detailed program information, packing list, emergency information, and itinerary will be sent upon registration in the program.

MOSI residential Camp - game Academy


Pick up your FREE piggy bank at MOSI before April 25.Then bring your coin-fed piggy back for a ticket to the Gala on

Saturday, May 2 • 4 - 7 p.m. Join this special evening that begins with a root beer

happy hour, followed by eating dessert first, a varietyof kid-perfect dinner options and tons of science fun throughout.

Raise the most change and win an iPad Mini!

For more info, visit the MOSI ticket office, membership desk,call 813-987-6000 or visit MOSI.ORG. RSVP by April 25, 2015.

PRESENTS

Give change to make change.

MOSI is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, community-based institution and a leader inS.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math)

education dedicated to making a difference in people’s lives by making science real.

MOSI’S NON-PROFIT TAX ID NUMBER IS 59-2657399 AND YOUR CONTRIBUTION MAY QUALIFY AS A CHARITABLE DEDUCTION.A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN

THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY, INC. REGISTRATION#: CH545


dolphins & ManateesJuly 6 – 10Diveintotheunderwaterworldoftwoamazingmarinemammals: dolphins and manatees. Set sail to observe wild dolphins from the deck of a high-speed boat as they play and swim. Snorkel crystal-clear springs to seekoutgentlemanateesastheygraze.Goonafossilhunt to collect prehistoric manatee ribs and the teeth of immense sharks. Meet with experts in conservation and dolphin and manatee first aid. Campers should be comfortable swimming.

Endless SummerAug. 10 – 14 • Includes two nights of campinggrab your friends and get ready for a fun-filled week. Discover, explore and camp in the wilds around some of Florida’s most beautiful springs and rivers. Bring a mask and fins every day because you are in store for an awesome water adventure. Learn about the wildlife and aquatic creatures that depend on Florida’s inland waterways. Spend Wednesday and Thursday cabin camping on the Suwanee river at Fanning Springs State Park. Canoe and explore springs and nature by day and enjoy night hikes, bonfire and marshmallow roast at night. Finish the week tubing down the Ichetucknee river.

Travel CampsAges 11 – 17 years • Program Fee: $450 • MOSI member: $340

Camp size is 13 students per van with 2 adultsMake “Adventure” your middle name as you experience nature in its raw state for a challenging experience

filled with fun and laughter. Let our experienced instructors take you on a memorable journey.Bring your friends! Morning and afternoon extended hours available.

What to bring: All travel camps involve outdoor activities and swimming. Wear outdoor clothes with a swimsuit underneathandsneakersthatcangetwet.Bringatowel,hat,sunscreen,lunch,snacksandlotsoffrozenbeverages.

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Ecosystem Explorers (AM)

Wondering Why (PM)

Krazy Kitchen Chemistry (AM)

Budding Builders (PM)

planets in OurNeighborhood (AM)

let’s Be Scientists (PM)

puppet parade (AM)Chugga Chugga Choo Choo (PM)

Program Fee $96MOSI member $72

diggin’ for dinosaurs (AM)

3-2-1-Blastoff! (PM)

Soar, Roll, & Race (AM)

Eric Carle Creators Club (PM)

Funny Farmers (AM)

Feel the Beat! (PM)

Super Friends (AM)

Cool Goos (PM)

Ingenious Engineers (AM)

penguin pals (PM)

Camouflaged Critters (AM)

Getting Buggy! (PM)

A Sight To See! (AM)

Make It and Take It (PM)

Robot Animals


Fun, Of CourseM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

Messy MixturesM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

Frozen FunM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

Moon MadnessM/W 10 a.m.T/TH 10 a.m.

Rainbow RiotM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

Bird BasicsM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

Curious like GeorgeM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

Sensational SoundM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

dinosaur dazeM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

From here to ThereM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.

Butterfly BlastM/W 10 a.m. T/TH 10 a.m.


Lego my LEGO®s! (AM)

Music Makers (PM)

disgustingly delicious Dishes! (AM)

Wacky World of Sports (PM)

Building Adventuresin Space

Kid Inventors

Super Villain Academy (AM)

Motors, Mud and Mayhem (PM)

Arctic Adventure (AM)Aye Matey! (PM)


Superhero Camp (AM)

Mini Mad Scientists (PM)

Time Travelers (AM)

hip hop to the Swamp (PM)

Make Believe Theatre (AM)

Splishin’ n’ Splashin’ (PM)

Over the Moon (AM)

Octopus’ Garden (PM)

Curious Kids (AM)

Culinary Cooks (PM)

Butterflies & Bees (AM)

Running with dinosaurs (PM)

S’more Camping Fun! (AM)

Slimy Stuff (PM)

schedule - at - a - glanceUse this guide to plan out your summer. Find the appropriate age group, camp type and sessions availability that fits your camper’s needs.

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Fizz, Bang, Boom!

Star Wars Science

Crash Test

Transformers


don’t Try This at home

Candy Chemistry

Kids Versus Wild

Adventures at hogwarts

Soda Bottle Scientists

Phineas and Ferb’s Camp

Gross Out!


Slime Attack

Dragon Tales!

The BodyMachine Games

digging Up Mysteries


How to be aMad Scientist

SuperheroAcademy

ChocolateFactory Fun

Space Lab

Spaceship:planet Earth

Solar-poweredScience

Bee Bop


Wild Child

Too Cool For Camp

Junkyard Astronauts Action Movie Making

Robot Tagand Silly Sports

Minecraft®™ Adventures

Super Spinarama!


Junior Game designers


Ancient Survival Secrets

diary of a Wimpy Kid

Wizards Workshop

Top Secret Formulas

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Code Lab 101

Make Minecraft®™ Artand 3d Memes

Online Artists


Creating Computer Game Adventures

Minecraft®™ Mayhemand 3d Thrills

pet Shop Toysand Action Figures

Strategy Fun and Games

python Game programming

Secret Missions

In a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Slime Bots

Minecraft®™ Worlds

Minecraft®™ Contraptions


Oops: Great discoveries in Science

Rocket Science

MOSI Mythbusters

MOSI: Agents of S.T.E.A.M.


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The Battleof hogwarts

Space Academy

Crime Labdetectives

Castles andCatapults

Inventive Chemistry

Let it Rip!


Strange Stuff

plan of Attack

Crime SceneInvestigators Arduino Inventors

Minecraft®™ Modders

You Tube Sensations

Video Game Modding

dnA discoveries


Cyber WarriorsRobot Hackers


Gourmet Scientists

Spy Ops

Space Forensics

Explosive Reactions

hunger Games: The Camp

Mission: Alien Earth

Physics ... If You Dare!

Mobile Game Design

3d Modelingand design

Minecraft®™Computer Coding

Spoof Movie Making

3d printingand laser Building

Game programmingwith Java

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Engineer the FutureAges 13 - 17

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Endless Summer




Mail to: MOSI Summer Science Camp 2015 4801 E. Fowler Avenue Tampa,FL33617-2099

drop-Off: MOSI Ticket Office Sunday–Saturday,10a.m.–5p.m.

Fax to: 813-987-6060 Payment by credit card only. Campregistrationisfinalizedoncepayment is processed. Discounts are applied during the processing of payments.

Online: MOSI.Org Payment by credit card only. Campregistrationisfinalizedoncepayment is processed. Discounts are applied during the processing of payments.

payment* Cash: In person only Check: Payable to MOSI Credit card: VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover Please verify account name, number, and expiration date.

FOR INFORMATION, CALL 813-987-6000 OR1-800-995-6674 or e-mail [email protected]

REGISTRATIOnCamp registrations will not be taken over the phone.

• Register early to ensure admission into your desired camps.

• Completeoneformperchild.Additionalforms available online.

• OnlineregistrationisavailableatMOSI.ORG.Justclickon SummerScienceCamp2015logo,thenclick2015Summer Science Camp link.

• Choosecampsbasedonageorgradecompletedasof June8,2015.

• Completetheregistrationformfully.Keepacopyfor your records.

• Confirmationofcampregistrationandprograminformation will be sent two weeks after registration has been received. Please review the camp registration information and note the start dates for each camp. refunds will not be issued for missed camp sessions.

• Campfeesincludeprogramfees,supplies,admissionand one T-shirt per camper.

• Multipleweekdiscountsareavailable.

CAMp SChOlARShIpS• Scholarshipsareavailableforthosewhoneedfinancial assistance.

• Scholarshipawardsforon-sitedaycampsarebasedonfamily income, student interest and student merit.

• Writtenproofoffinancialneedisrequired.

• ScholarshipapplicationsareavailableatMOSIoronline at MOSI.Org.

OThER CAMp InFORMATIOn• Eachclassisdesignedfortheskillandsocialaspectsof a particular age group. Please observe the age and grade categories.

• Programcapacitiesaresubjecttochange.

• A$5feewillbeassesedforeachchangemadeto original registration.

dROp OFF & pICK Up• Childrenmaybesignedin15minutesbeforethestartofthe programandmustbesignedoutnomorethan15minutesafter the end of the program. Children are not to be left unattended.

• Afeeof$1perminuteischargedforlatepickupafter12:15p.m. (Half-Daycamps)or4:15p.m.(All-Daycamps)

• MOSIoffersextendedcareinthemorningfrom7-9a.m.and intheafternoonfrom4–6:30p.m.

CAnCEllATIOn & REFUnd pOlICy MOSI reserves the right to combine or cancel classes that have not met the minimum enrollment. Campers will be placed in an alternative class when possible. If MOSI cancels a class, payment will be fully refunded. For special circumstances, a75%creditorrefundwillbegrantedforwrittenrequestsmade14ormoredaysbeforethefirstdayofthecampsession.A50%creditorrefundwill be granted for written requests made 13 or fewer days prior to the first day of the camp session. No refunds will be granted on or after the first day of the camp session. Contact the Summer Science Camp Registrar Monday - Friday, from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at 813-987-6000. All requests must be in writing and sent to: MOSI Summer Science Camp 2015, 4801 E. Fowler Avenue, Tampa, FL 33617.

*All registrations subject to camp availability.

how to registerMOSI offers four ways to register: drop-off, mail-in, fax, or online.

I/we, the undersigned parent(s) of the minor child named above, hereby grant permission for my/our child to participate in all activities in and around MOSI as part of the program in this catalog. In addition, I/we hereby grant permission for my/our child to participate in all field trips which may include travel, walking through wooded areas, wading or swimming, and other activities, including, but not limited to those activities included in the program description. Further, I/we agree to assume all risks and liabilities associated with my/our child’s participation in said program(s) and to hold MOSI harmless from all claims which may arise as a result of such participation. In case of emergency, MOSI has permission to take my child to the nearest hospital.

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If your child has a condition that needs special attention, please advise (include allergies and medication):

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I am joining/renewing MOSI membership at this time. (Attach membership application)

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• Forhalf-daycampers-indicatewhetheryourchildwill require lunch supervision. Campers must provide their own lunch or purchase a lunch.

• ExtendedCarefeesarebasedonthenumberofweeks needed.

• MOSI’sEverything’sFreshMarketoffersavarietyoflunchchoiceseachday.Themenuincludespizzaandsalad,spaghettiandmeatballswithmixed vegetables, chicken nuggets with tater tots and corn, sloppy joes and potato salad, chicken teriyaki with fried rice and stir fry vegetables, and fish sticks with macaroni and cheese and coleslaw plus a cookie or brownie and milk or a juice box. See lunch prices on reverse side and notetheadjustedfeefortheshorterweekofJune29th.Travel camp participants must provide their own lunch and drinks each day.

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MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & INDUSTrY, INC.4801 East Fowler AvenueTampa,Florida33617-2099MOSI.ORG

MOSI is accredited by theAmerican Association of Museums

and by theAssociation of Science-Technology Centers.

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http://www.mosi.org/book–your–event/birthday–parties.aspx

relax and enjoy your child’s party for once

as our experienced staff takes care of all the details.

Call 813-987-6000 to book

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Butterflies and Bugs (Ages 1+)

Discover all kinds of fun and interesting facts about insects. Create your own butterfly or caterpillar to take home!

dino-mite dinosaurs (Ages 1+)Explore what makes a fossil stand the test of time. See and feel different characteristics of teeth between a carnivore and an herbivore. Make a fossil cast of a dinosaur tooth to take home.

Slimy Science (Ages 5+) Matterisallaroundus,butweliketospecializeinthetypethatsquishesandoozesallaround.Makeagooey batch to take home.

Seeing Stars party (Ages 6+) What constellations twinkled in the sky the day you were born? Which stars will shine brightest on your 100th birthday? Find out in your private planetarium show! get a closer look at the night sky in The Saunders Planetarium.

Minecraft®™ Block-Buster Birthday (Ages 8+) Build your own Minecraft®™ adventure! Immerse yourself and your guests in the world of Minecraft®™inanexciting45-minutemultiplayerround of survival. Can you complete the Creeper Seeker Hunt? Discover new secrets and tricks to become the Minecraft®™ Birthday Master!

CSI: MOSI (Ages 10+)What does it take to be a forensic scientist?Can you create and lift fingerprint clues?Discover the answers and solve the mysterybefore you blow out the candles on your cake!

Walk the Rope Birthday ChallengeSpendyourbirthdayclimbingandcrawlingthrough35elements12–36feetintheair.Experienceathrilling birthday like no other! This celebration includes party room and access to the MOSI Sky Trail® ropes Course for up to 30 guests. Minimum participant height is 48”. Weather dependent.

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