The Worst-Case Scenario: Survival Experience is a logical series of fun and immersive physical challenges providing the essential instructions for what you need to know when facing unexpected—but possible—real-life scenarios, with countless moments of excitement along the way.

Check out our two-stories-tall “neural network” for an inside look at how the brain processes information. Other activities and devices demonstrate life sciences concepts related to the brain.

Download the Your Brain Exhibit Research Sheet to aid your students’ exploration of the exhibit.

On your mark, get set, learn! A visit to SportsZone allows students at all grade levels to get their entire bodies into the act of physical science education.

Take a ride in a real moving train engine car while learning about locomotion, magnetism and steam propulsion.

Volcanoes, shifting tectonic plates, and changing weather are only a few things that keep our planet in a state of flux. A visit to the Changing Earth exhibit allows students at all grade levels to encounter devices and activities that present concepts related to earth science.

Choose from two Changing Earth Exhibit Research Sheets to aid your students’ exploration of the exhibit.

Use pulleys, levers and gadgets galore to explore physical science concepts related to how machines work.

Download the Amazing Machine Exhibit Research Sheet to aid your students’ exploration of the exhibit.

Get zapped (literally) in this hair-raising (again, yes, literally) attraction.

Sit in a cockpit, make your own plane, and find out about flying objects of all sorts. Adventure is in the air in this exhibit!

It’s a playground of experimentation! Falling objects, chain reactions, and optical illusions demonstrate Newton’s Laws.

A visit to The Franklin Institute isn’t complete without a walk through our Giant Heart.

Get a taste of space exploration while keeping your feet on the ground.

Download the Space Command Exhibit Research Sheet to aid your students’ exploration of the exhibit.