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What is Holoholo Science? |
Holoholo Science is a traveling science outreach program that brings exciting, hands-on science to your school. In large and small group sessions, students have the opportunity to think and act like scientists, and connect to what they are learning in the classroom. Each session is designed to support student achievement of national and Hawai'i content and performance standards. Presented by dynamic science educators and scientists, the programs encourage inquiry and exploration, and offer the rare chance to handle scientific specimens, cultural artifacts, and state-of-the-art equipment. A unique feature of Holoholo is that, in many programs, scientists who are actively involved in research in areas of biology, ecology, geology, archaeology and other fields, come into the classroom and participate in the programs with the students. Whether you're looking for a program for your class, your school, or your community, Holoholo Science is a valuable educational program.
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HOLOHOLO SCIENCE IS AVAILABLE ON THE NEIGHBOR ISLANDS TOO ! Holoholo Science will visit all of the Hawaiian Islands this upcoming year.
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Assemblies
Lively, interactive large-group programs which can serve as an introduction to your science day. Designed for a cafetorium, gymnasium, or other large multi-purpose room.
Length of time: 50 - 60 minutes.
Capacity: 100 - 250 students per session.
- Who Wants to
Be ... An Astronaut?
- Medical Mystery
Festival
- Formation of
the Hawaiian Islands
- Sky Talk (evening only)
Classroom Programs
Exciting science lessons in which students act like scientists - inquiring, investigating and testing while using real scientific specimens, artifacts, and state-of-the-art equipment. In each lesson, students learn about current scientific research.
Length of time: 45-60 minutes.
Capacity: Max. 30 students per session.
- Space Station Wonders: A Way-Out Lab
- X-Stream Bio-Detectives
- Rockin’ Pohaku
- Dig This! Uncovering Hawaii's Past
- Tales of Trash: Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
- Marine Ecology: Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
- Stream Ecology
- Island Survival Game: Native Ecosystems
Attacked by Alien Species
Live presentations in an inflatable planetarium dome that take students on an exciting learning journey to the stars of the night sky.
Length of time: 45-60 minutes.
Capacity: Max. 30 students per session.
*Requires a minimum 25’x25’area with height of 10.5’.
*Air Conditioning Mandatory
- Stories Under
the Stars
- Explorers of
Polynesia
- Explorers of
Mauna Kea
- Up in the Sky
- Star Hunt
- The Planet Show
Family Science Night
An evening of fun, educational hands-on science activities held at your school for students and their families. Program includes a self-directed exploration of science in which you may visit over 15 stations with activities in biology, Hawaii ecology, health/medical science, space science, and archaeology.Length of time: 3 hours
Capacity: 150-300 attendees.