Hooked on Science School Program
Each year outreach science educator Jason Lindsey performs wowing math and science
experiments at more than a hundred schools and community events. Here is a list of
assembly math and science programs and classroom to classroom math and science
programs.
Click HERE to bring the Hooked on Science school program to your school or
community event.
2010-11 Assembly Programs
Science Circus
“Science Guy” Jason Lindsey turns your school into a science circus as students ride on a
hovercraft, stand inside a bubble, feel the power of phone books, blow up a six feet long
bag with one breath of air, shoot smoke rings, and more.
Halloween Science
“Science Guy” Jason Lindsey uses science to create the spookiest Halloween ever at your
school. From exploding pumpkins to boo bubbles students learn all about Halloween
science.
Bubble Science
“Science Guy” Jason Lindsey shows your students the science behind bubbles by placing
them inside a bubble, using corn syrup to make giant bubbles, creating clouds inside
bubbles, and more.
2010-11 Classroom Programs
Dino 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 can 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.”
Shake, Rattle, and Roll
Students learn all about earthquakes as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey creates an
earthquake in your classroom. Using an earthquake board Jason will test student built
structures to test the durability of their designs. Students will also learn about earthquake
safety.
H2O Science
Students learn all about water as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey makes it rain in your
classroom. Students will see the water cycle in action and even create clouds in the
classroom.
Wild Weather
Students learn all about wild weather as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey creates a twister,
lightning bolt, and even a snowstorm in your classroom. Students will also learn about
severe weather safety.
Oil Spill Science
Students learn all about the science behind cleaning up an oil spill as “Science Guy” Jason
Lindsey creates one in your classroom. Students will use hair and oil absorbing polymers
to help clean up the oil spill.
Egg to Chick
Students learn all about how a chicken goes from egg to chick as “Science Guy” Jason
Lindsey hatches baby chicks in your classroom. Students will crack open a set of 21 eggs
and see the day-by-day development of a chick.
Picture Perfect Science
Reluctant scientists and struggling readers will quickly find themselves absorbed in
scientific discovery as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey mixes together reading and Science.
Jason will read a specific book to your students and integrate a unique hands-on science
experiment into the mix. He even tailors each Picture Perfect Science lesson toward your
learning standards and/or grade level expectations.
Each year outreach science educator Jason Lindsey performs wowing math and science
experiments at more than a hundred schools and community events. Here is a list of
assembly math and science programs and classroom to classroom math and science
programs.
- Click HERE for the NEW Hooked on Science classroom to classroom program
called Fast Food Math. - Click HERE to learn more about the Traveling Science Chest.
Click HERE to bring the Hooked on Science school program to your school or
community event.
2010-11 Assembly Programs
Science Circus
“Science Guy” Jason Lindsey turns your school into a science circus as students ride on a
hovercraft, stand inside a bubble, feel the power of phone books, blow up a six feet long
bag with one breath of air, shoot smoke rings, and more.
Halloween Science
“Science Guy” Jason Lindsey uses science to create the spookiest Halloween ever at your
school. From exploding pumpkins to boo bubbles students learn all about Halloween
science.
Bubble Science
“Science Guy” Jason Lindsey shows your students the science behind bubbles by placing
them inside a bubble, using corn syrup to make giant bubbles, creating clouds inside
bubbles, and more.
2010-11 Classroom Programs
Dino 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 can 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.”
Shake, Rattle, and Roll
Students learn all about earthquakes as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey creates an
earthquake in your classroom. Using an earthquake board Jason will test student built
structures to test the durability of their designs. Students will also learn about earthquake
safety.
H2O Science
Students learn all about water as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey makes it rain in your
classroom. Students will see the water cycle in action and even create clouds in the
classroom.
Wild Weather
Students learn all about wild weather as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey creates a twister,
lightning bolt, and even a snowstorm in your classroom. Students will also learn about
severe weather safety.
Oil Spill Science
Students learn all about the science behind cleaning up an oil spill as “Science Guy” Jason
Lindsey creates one in your classroom. Students will use hair and oil absorbing polymers
to help clean up the oil spill.
Egg to Chick
Students learn all about how a chicken goes from egg to chick as “Science Guy” Jason
Lindsey hatches baby chicks in your classroom. Students will crack open a set of 21 eggs
and see the day-by-day development of a chick.
Picture Perfect Science
Reluctant scientists and struggling readers will quickly find themselves absorbed in
scientific discovery as “Science Guy” Jason Lindsey mixes together reading and Science.
Jason will read a specific book to your students and integrate a unique hands-on science
experiment into the mix. He even tailors each Picture Perfect Science lesson toward your
learning standards and/or grade level expectations.
- Rice Is Life (Grades 3rd - 6th) - Students explore the importance of rice as a food
source, the differences among types of rice, the life cycle of rice, and rice production
methods. Students also explore controls, variables, and experimental design by
investigating how rice grows and by designing their own plant growth experiments.
Featured Picture Books: Rice Is Life and Rice - Mystery Pellets (Grades 3rd - 6th) - Students explore food chains and webs by
dissecting owl pellets, creating a food web poster, and describing the relationships
among organisms in a pond food web. Featured Picture Books: Animal Lives:
The barn Owl and Butternut Hollow Pond - Oil Spill! (Grades 3rd - 6th) - Students explore the effects of oil spills on plants,
animals, and the environment and investigate cleanup methods through a simulated
oil spill. Featured Picture Books: Prince William and Oil Spill! - Loco Beans (Grades 3rd - 4th) - Students explore mystery objects and discover that
they are Mexican jumping beans: seed pods containing moth larvae. They learn
about the life cycle of the jumping bean moth and conduct a simple experiment to
see how temperature affects the rate at which the larvae "jump." Featured Picture
Book: Lucas and His Loco Beans: A Bilingual Tale of the Mexican Jumping Bean - Wiggling Worms (Grades 2nd - 4th) - Students keep careful records in journals as
they ask questions about earthworms, observe their adaptations, conduct simple
experiments, and explore ways that earthworms help the Earth. Featured Picture
Books: Diary of a Worm and Wiggling Worms at Work - That Magnetic Dog (Grades K - 2nd) - Students "go fishing" with magnets and
discover through exploration that not all metals are magnetic. They verify their
findings by reading a nonfiction book about magnets, communicate their findings in a
poster session, and write a story about what life would be like if their feet were
magnets. Featured Picture Books: That Magnetic Dog and Magnetic and
Nonmagnetic - If You Find a Rock (Grades 2nd - 4th) - Students observe, describe, and sort a
variety of rocks, discovering that rocks have certain physical properties by which they
can be classified. Featured Picture Books: If You Find a Rock and rocks: Hard,
Soft, Smooth, and rough