Our programs are designed to be an addition to our community and provide a safe space to never stop learning.
Offering three age groups:
- Wednesdays at the Museum | 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- 5-week drop-off session
- Capacity: 20 students
- Cost: $150/non-members, $120/members
Week 1: Science and the Senses – Exploring the World Around Us
Week 2: Digging Deep – The Secret of Rocks
Week 3: The Magical World of Magnets
Week 4: The Science of Energy – What is Energy?
Week 5: The Energy of Water – The Water Cycle
Week 1: Problem Solvers – Engineering and the Scientific Process
Week 2: Atoms All Around
Week 3: Energy Transformations – How Does Energy Move?
Week 4: Electrifying Experiences – Electricity in Action
Week 5: The Magnetism of Electricity – Electromagnets
Week 1: Science Safari – Asking Questions and Finding Answers
Week 2: Engineering Shuffle
Week 3: Nanoscience
Week 4: Chattanooga Habitats
Week 5: Earth Science – The Mysterious World of Rocks
Week 1: Arts and Sciences – The Science of Art
Week 2: XOXO – Social Emotional Learning
Week 3: Lights and Shadows – Light Waves
Week 4: Orchestrating Sounds – Sound Waves
Week 5: How We Move – The Science of Movement
Week 1: The Science of Living Things – Bacteria, Animalia, and Plantae
Week 2: Making My Own Food – Plants
Week 3: XOXO – Social Emotional Learning
Week 4: Animals – A Transference of Energy
Week 5: BioBasics – A Celebration
Week 1: Archaeology and Anthropology – Looking at the Past
Week 2: The Science of Reaction
Week 3: DNA & Cells
Week 4: XOXO – Psych!
Week 5: Forensics
A free and low-sensory event for children and families with sensory sensitivities to play in the Museum. Registration is required.
PlayGym uses age appropriate fun to encourage the development of motor, cognitive & social skills for children 4-months to 2-years.
Join us at Creative Discovery Museum, where we believe every child is an artist, and our goal is to nurture that creativity and artistry.
Club Discovery is an inclusive after-school program for friends with a diagnosis and their typically developing peers to enjoy the Museum.
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