Events & Programs
Teacher and School Groups Programs
Pacific Science Center is proud to bring our innovative, hands-on science programs to students across Washington state and beyond, enhancing your science and math curricula while igniting student curiosity and fueling a passion for discovery, experimentation and critical thinking. Whether we travel to your school or you visit us on a field trip to our Seattle campus or Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center, our school programs will encourage your students to think of science as a timeless process of inquiry, discovery and problem-solving, and inspire them to ask questions, develop hypotheses, conduct experiments and evaluate evidence in all aspects of their lives. Explore a new scientific topic or theme every other month! With a variety of activities, demonstrations, and presentations, all ages will find something to ignite their curiosity.
Virtual Field Trips
Bring one of PacSci's field trips to your students virtually! Participate in workshops and demonstrations featuring some of your favorite STEM activities. Learn more
Field Trips to PacSci
With hundreds of hands-on exhibits, a planetarium, IMAX theater and interactive workshops, a field trip to PacSci offers a day of fun and engaging learning opportunities. Learn more
Homeschool Opportunities
Enhance your homeschool science curriculum with hands-on exploration at PaSci. Discover hundreds of interactive exhibits that make science fun and engaging for all ages. Learn more

STEAM Power
Pacific Science Center is excited to invite area teachers to a day dedicated to inspiring and supporting educators in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math).
Field Trips to Mercer Slough
Explore wetland, pond, slough and forest habitats with a half field-based and half lab-based field trip at Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue. Learn more
Science On Wheels
Science On Wheels travels across the Pacific Northwest with interactive workshops, live stage shows, and portable exhibit sets that build excitement for STEM. Learn more
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