How do you make something burn? What happens if you cool something down to minus 200 degrees? And what is a soap bubble made of? You will find answers to this and more in Science on Wheels, where the Science Show from The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology will visit your school, completely free of charge!
Science on Wheels is a project where the main goal is to create a sense of joy and curiosity about science in elementary school children by showing them practical physics and chemistry. Two educators from Oslo Science Centre will visit you and show the children just how cool and exciting science can be.
FAQs
Here you will find information about how Science on Wheels is implemented at school. Read about the number of science shows, how long the show lasts, what requirements apply to the venue, and what the school must provide to facilitate a good experience.
It is only possible to book one science show per school. See available dates and book a science show by clicking the booking button at the top of the page.
The science show is held in a gymnasium, auditorium, or other suitable room with space for at least three classes. It must be possible to turn off the fire alarm in the room during the show.
The science center educators bring all the equipment, the only thing we need is a table that is about 2 m long (two or more smaller tables can be put together) and a power outlet.
Norway's National Museum of Technology, Industry, Science and Medicine. Here you will find exciting exhibitions and activities a short distance from central Oslo.
