This weekend on “Where You Live” it’s an explosion of science fun! We’ll visit the Public Museum of Grand Rapids to check out the new exhibit, “Big, Big, Bugs!”. We’ll also stop by the John Ball Zoo to see some amazing insects! Plus, Fifth Third Bank experts will share simple, inexpensive science projects to try with your kids! We’ll also talk with experts at the VanAndel Institute and Ferris State University to get their best tips on fostering a love of science in your kids! Bring science to life this weekend-”Where You Live” Saturday-7:30 a.m. and p.m. on WOTV 4 and 6:30 p.m. on WOOD TV 8.
See how students at Reeths-Puffer High School and Zeeland High School are stepping up to the plate to raise money for cancer research at the Van Andel Institute.
Along with research, the Van Andel Institute prides itself on education. They have programs for children starting at the third grade level and go all the way through college.
Schools around West Michigan are helping support cancer research at the Van Andel Institute as part of their Community for a Cure campaign. All you have to do is choose a sport, game, date and location and make it purple! Here’s how you can be part of the power of purple.
We filmed this week’s show at the Van Andel Education Institute (VAEI) in Grand Rapids. The VAEI offers educational programs for elementary and middle school students interested in science. They are dedicated to advancing and promoting science education and increasing the number of students who pursue careers in science or science-related fields.
If your child has a love for science and is interested in more information on the various programs offered at the Institute, visit www.vai.org/education.aspx
