These assembly style programs are great for multiple classrooms at one time! All Science On The Stage programs utilize volunteer audience participants! Perfect in your building’s gymnasium, library, or performance space.

All Science On The Stage programs are available as Science On The Go! programs at your location, except: Electricity & Magnetism and Forces & Motion.

See how each program aligns with Michigan Standards!

All Science On The Stage experiences are adjusted to age-appropriate grade level content (K-2nd, 3rd-5th, 6th-8th, 9th-12th).


Electricity & Magnetism
Physical Science

In this energetic program, examine the properties of magnets and how they interact with common materials and each other. Investigate the discovery of electricity and its connection with atoms. Create a human magnet, a human circuit, perform a hair-raising experiment, and experience our million-volt lightning generator to observe how electricity and magnetism interact with matter. 

Forces & Motion
Physical Science

Explore how scientists define “force” and “work.” Investigate how to make work easier by applying pushes and pulls to play tug-of-war and lift an adult off the ground using simple machines. 

Light & Sound
Physical Science
Focus on the physics of waves to explore and describe the properties of light and sound, and discover how these forms of energy are generated, measured, and controlled.

Matter & Energy
Physical Science

Investigate matter and the qualities scientists use to classify it as a solid, liquid, gas, or plasma. Explore mechanical energy, sound energy, light energy, heat energy, electrical energy, and chemical energy, and the effect each has on matter. Observe how energy is neither created nor destroyed but can change from one form to another. 

Weather, Climate, and Our Planet
Earth & Space Science

Immerse in this thought-provoking and entertaining experience to gain a better understanding of weather and climate and how one drives the other. Live demonstrations support an empathetic comprehension of climate systems and the natural and human roles that trigger outcomes for our planet.