AWARD-WINNING TRAVELING SCIENCE EXPERIENCECALL MR. RICH · 615.589.1968mrrich@supersciencetn.com
SHOWS IN YOUR CLASSROOM
In-School Field Trips
The excitement of a field trip—without buses, stress, or losing half the day to travel.
HANDS-ONSCIENCE
SIMPLE SCHOOL PRICING
Bring science to every grade.
Choose a single classroom visit or plan a series for the school year.
$6 / CHILD / VISITPRE-K–8TH GRADETN SCIENCE STANDARDSAT YOUR SCHOOL
WHAT TO EXPECT
Science kids can see, touch, test, and remember.
Mr. Rich transforms your classroom into a live laboratory. Students observe, question, test, and discover through memorable demonstrations and hands-on activities.
Planning for several classes or grade levels? Ask about multiple workshops during one visit. Share the science topic or Tennessee standard you are teaching, and Mr. Rich will help you choose a program that reinforces it.
BUILT FOR TENNESSEE CLASSROOMS
Science standards brought to life.
Tennessee’s current K–8 science standards combine grade-level content with science and engineering practices. Super Science workshops reinforce those big ideas through live observation, investigation, building, testing, and discovery.
View Tennessee Science Standards ↗- PSPhysical Science
- LSLife Science
- ESSEarth & Space Science
- ETSEngineering & Technology
CHOOSE A GRADE
Find your classroom’s next science mission.
Select a grade to see Richie’s suggested workshops. Every visit can be shaped around your class, schedule, and learning goals.
THE INQUIRY PROCESSYoung scientists don’t just watch—they investigate.
- 1Observe
- 2Question
- 3Form possible answers
- 4Test
- 5Record results
- 6Conclude
KWORKSHOP MENUKindergarten4 choices+
Scientific method: Observe → Question → Form possible answers → Test → Record results → Conclude
Five Senses
Cotton candy, smoking drinks, Silly Putty, and rainbow glasses.
Bugs & Worms
Make a candy dragonfly and discover worms and crickets.
Matter
Explosions, bubbles, and Silly Putty.
Plants
Make a tie-dye flower and plant a real seed.
1WORKSHOP MENU1st Grade4 choices+
Scientific method: Observe → Question → Form possible answers → Test → Record results → Conclude
Five Senses
Cotton candy, smoking drinks, Silly Putty, and rainbow glasses.
Fossils & Dinosaurs
Make a dinosaur-bone fossil and dig for dinosaur skeletons.
Weather
Make it rain in your classroom, then explore lightning, rainbows, and tornadoes.
Magnets
Build a huge maze with magnetic force, float paper clips, and race electric cars.
2WORKSHOP MENU2nd Grade3 choices+
Scientific method: Observe → Question → Form possible answers → Test → Record results → Conclude
Owl Pellets
Discuss food chains, dissect an owl pellet, and examine the bones.
Weather
Make it rain in your classroom, then explore lightning, rainbows, and tornadoes.
Simple Machines
Make take-home catapults, build pulleys, use screws, and race wind-powered cars.
3WORKSHOP MENU3rd Grade3 choices+
Scientific method: Observe → Question → Form possible answers → Test → Record results → Conclude
Space
Make a take-home comet, build a real-life comet, and create a model solar system.
Forces
Explore force = mass × acceleration with race cars, Super Spinners, and electromagnets.
Electricity
Experience a Tesla coil, electric chair, magic wand, static electricity, and circuits.
4WORKSHOP MENU4th Grade3 choices+
Scientific method: Observe → Question → Form possible answers → Test → Record results → Conclude
Space
Build rockets, launch rockets, and make a rocket to take home.
Matter
Vanishing water, giant bubbles, explosions, smoking drinks, and layering liquids.
Motion & Design
Build a gravity trap (Newton’s Run) and take on an egg-drop challenge.
5WORKSHOP MENU5th Grade3 choices+
Scientific method: Observe → Question → Form possible answers → Test → Record results → Conclude
Owl Pellets
Discuss food chains, dissect an owl pellet, and examine the bones.
Electricity
Explore a Tesla coil, electric chair, parallel and series circuits, current and static electricity, and conductors and insulators.
Frog Dissection
Dissect a frog and discuss anatomy.
NEED HELP CHOOSING?
Request your field trip →Tell Mr. Rich what your students are learning.
These are suggested workshops. Share your grade, unit, or priority standard, and Mr. Rich will help select the best fit.