Science in Play2Go, the mobile version of Kentucky Science Center’s progressive next-generation learning experience, Science in Play, empowers children and adults to learn together through the power of play. Designed specifically for children ages 8 and under, Science in Play2Go is built around the twin concepts of open-ended play and “loose parts” – materials that can be reimagined in countless ways – allowing children to naturally develop 21st century learning and STEAM skills.
Science in Play2Go can be found at various locations around the Commonwealth. The travelling exhibit is open to the community free of charge. Field trips and group visits to Science in Play2Go are encouraged; groups may contact the locations below directly to arrange a visit.
Science in Play2Go is made possible with support from PNC Grow Up Great and in partnership with the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives.
In its first five years of operation, Science in Play2Go welcomed over 159,000 visitors with residencies in 16 Kentucky counties: Bath, Boone, Boyle, Johnson, Kenton, Laurel, Lincoln, Logan, Marshall, McLean, Muhlenberg, Oldham, Scott, Trimble, Warren, and Woodford.
Present and upcoming Science in Play 2Go locations:
Now through August 28, 2022. Contact Scott Co. Public Library for more information.
Now through September 18, 2022. Contact McCracken Co. Public Library for more information.
With open-ended play, collaboration, and the opportunity to be creative, Science in Play2Go helps children become more confident, capable learners in their first years of school and then for life!
Science in Play2Go can include the following popular elements:
