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
PlayGym uses age appropriate fun to encourage the development of motor, cognitive & social skills for children 4-months to 2-years.
A free and low-sensory event for children and families with sensory sensitivities to play in the Museum. Registration is required.
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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