2011/12 Hooked on Science School Program “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey visits hundreds of schools each year inspiring kids to be inquisitive about the world around them and to develop a long-term interest in science. Last school year, Hooked on Science exposed more than 75,000 kids to hands-on science.
A recent survey of hundreds of educators and parents revealed that the hands-on school science program increases student knowledge of science, increases student interest in science, and increases student attitude that science is “fun.”
SUMMARY OF KEY FINDINGS INCREASED INTEREST IN SCIENCE 78% of student surveys showed an increased interest in science from August 2010 to May 2011. INCREASED UNDERSTANDING OF BASIC SCIENCE KNOWLEDGE 68% of student basic science knowledge exams showed an increased understanding of basic science knowledge from August 2010 to May 2011. INCREASED SCIENCE REPORT CARD GRADE 71% of student science report card grades improved from August 2010 to May 2011. 41% of student science report card grades improved to an “A” from August 2010 to May 2011.
“Science Guy” Jason Lindsey works closely with school leaders to develop the perfect school program designed around your curriculum. Here are a few established school programs. Click HERE to schedule your school program.
Assembly Programs Science Circus “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey turns your school into a science circus as students ride on a hovercraft, use a leaf blower to make toilet paper fly, shoot smoke rings out of a giant trash can, discover how many breaths of air it takes to blow up a six foot long Diaper Genie bag, create a lightning bolt, put ivory soap in the microwave, and use science to make spheres float in the air.
Learning Resources Preschool Science Circus After “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey gets your students excited about science, he’ll turn your classroom into a kid friendly laboratory. Students become junior scientists as they use real science tools. Each tool is perfectly sized for little hands. Students will explore beakers, magnifying glasses, funnels, eyedroppers, flasks, tweezers, goggles, test tubes, and more.
Wild Weather Students learn all about wild weather as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey fills your classroom with a cloud, creates a lightning bolt, and makes it snow at your school.
Halloween Science “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey will make a pumpkin to explode, fill your school with eerie clouds, create a lightning bolt, and fill bubbles with ghosts as students learn the science behind what makes Halloween spooky.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey explores the importance of the environment as students learn about Earth’s resources, their uses, their availability, and the need to sustain them for future generations. Through hands-on experiments students learn how farmers use water jelly crystals to conserve water, how Styrofoam is bad for the environment, and more.
Classroom Programs Classroom Blizzard “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey will turn your classroom into a winter wonderland. Students learn about the science behind snow as Jason makes it snow in your classroom. Students will also discover the properties of SnoWonder Instant Snow.
America’s Wildlife Your students learn all about the beaver, coyote, raccoon, and rabbit by examining their pelts, skulls, scats, and tracks of these North American animals. “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey will show students how these animals represent omnivores, herbivores and carnivores that live in similar habitat.
Superhero Science It's a bird, it's a plane, it's superhero! Discover the real science behind your favorite superhero's super powers. “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey will use hands-on science to unlock the inner superhero in your students.
Dinosaur Dig Students learn all about dinosaurs as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey turns your classroom into a dino dig. Your junior paleontologists will excavate and piece together a complete Tyrannosaurus Rex. Students will also examine different fossils including “real” dinosaur poop.
Bugs Students learn all about bugs as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey turns your classroom into a bug lab. Students touch Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches and many other bugs from Jason’s insect collection. Your students will even see the world through insect eyes by using “I Glasses.”