Join in for this free session where students will take a journey inside the human body! Students will learn how major organs and body systems work together, including the heart, lungs, brain, muscles, and bones.

Students will conduct a heart-rate experiment to investigate how activity affects the circulatory system and they will participate in a hands-on exercise to build a working lung model to see how breathing happens.

Students will gain a deeper understanding of what studying anatomy could look like as a future career.

Taught by an accomplished Notre Dame Prep STEM student, this interactive class encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and scientific discovery.

Perfect for students in grades 1–5, including homeschool and traditional school learners.

Space is limited and registration is required.

FORMAT: Workshop
AGES: Grades 1-5
EXPERIENCE LEVEL: Beginner/Novice
PREREQUISITES: None
WHAT TO BRING:  N/A  Instructor will provide all supplies
FEE: Thanks to our donors, there is no charge to attend this event but please register below.

Registration closes on November 19 at 9AM to allow time to prepare hands-on materials.

Please be sure to let us know if you register and then cannot attend so the instructors can adjust hands-on activity materials.