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Off-Grid Kids

🌟 Off-Grid Kids Science & Survival Fall Classes 🌟

Looking for fun, hands-on activities that combine basic physics, science, and survival skills for kids ages 6-12?

What if we didn't have power?

How do simple machines work?

How can we apply principles of circuits, electricity, and survival techniques in real-life situations?  

Join us this fall for a series of exciting drop-off classes where kids will explore these concepts through creative projects and experiments!

Over seven sessions, your child will learn about the power of nature and simple technology — all while having a blast!

🗓️ Class Schedule & Topics:

- September 5th: Explore the power of air pressure with a Magdeburg Sphere — discover how it works and why. You might need a pump that runs without power! 🌬️🔵  
- September 19th: Investigate the power of the Sun by building a solar oven — learn how sunlight can cook! ☀️🔥  
- October 3rd: Make your own sundial to tell time using the sun’s position! 🕰️🌞  
- October 17th: Create an earth battery to power small devices and learn about series and parallel circuits! ⚡🌍  - October 31st: Build a water-powered turbine that runs in the creek — harness the energy of flowing water! 💧🌊  - November 14th: Make an alcohol thermometer to explore temperature and thermodynamics! 🌡️🥃  
- December 12th: Learn fire starting techniques using a 9-volt battery and earth batteries — a vital survival skill! 🔥🔋

These classes are perfect for curious kids who love to experiment, invent, and discover how things work off the grid!  

📍 Location: Bates Farm, 343 Conway Road, Decatur, AL 35603  Phone 245-476-0050
🕒 Time: Fridays, 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM, on September 5, 19, October 3, 17, 31, November 14, and December 12  
💰 Cost: $100 for the full series

Spaces are limited! Sign up today by filling out form below and give your kids an exciting fall full of learning, adventure, and fun!  

Product
Fall Semester all 7 weeks with discount for payment in full$90
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