Move on to more advanced dissection skills and learn the ins and outs of a fetal pig. Pigs are very important to medical science because their anatomy is very similar to humans. They are especially important in helping to advance technologies for heart disease. Come take a class that will help to prepare you for a pre-medicine degree.

Move on to more advanced dissection skills and learn the ins and outs of a fetal pig. Pigs are very important to medical science because their anatomy is very similar to humans. They are especially important in helping to advance technologies for heart disease. Come take a class that will help to prepare you for a pre-medicine degree.

We see and hear about DNA almost every day but just what do scientists do with DNA In the laboratory that allows them to solve crimes and learn more about diseases? What goes on behind the laboratory curtain? Learn how to extract your own DNA, cut DNA into fragments, and create a DNA fingerprint. At the end of the series you will be able to take home your DNA in a vial and also a picture of the DNA fingerprints. You will be amazed at how the elegant DNA molecule can be manipulated behind that laboratory curtain.

Join us as we learn about and dissect three of the most important organs found in a mammal. Hold a cow heart in your hand, and then dissect it to understand how the blood flows through the heart so it can pump it throughout the body. Open up the lungs and see the intricate pattern of tubes that grow ever smaller to allow the oxygen to pass through to the bloodstream. Lastly, cut open a kidney and learn about the amazing delicate parts of the kidney that filter all the bad stuff from the blood and into the urine.

How do marine biologists determine if they have discovered a new species? How do they study tidal zones? Join us in classifying marine organisms and collecting tidal data in the classroom. Sorry, no scuba diving!

Chemists, molecular biologists and forensic scientist all use math in their labs. Now you will learn the basics of how to calculate and make simple solutions and mixtures using a calculator just like a real scientist.

This is a 5 day series on chemistry basics. Day 1: Do You Measure Up? Day 2: What is Your Solution? Day 3: Connect pH to Acids and Bases Day 4: How to Turn a Liquid into a Solid Day 5: Challenges for a Scientist

This is the registration date for G Liz tutoring's private Christian Kindergarten for the 2014/2015 school year.

This is the registration date for those wanting to learn how to can food. This is for students 10 and older. Parents and students may attend together.This class runs August 11 and 12 from 9am to 12 noon.

This is the registration date for the Level II Sewing Class. These students must be 8- 12 years of age, and the class will take place from 10 to 12 noon on July 21-25, 2014.