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What’s the Matter?

Solids, Liquids, and Gases!

Students experience hot ice, floating fog and exploding liquid to explore the states of matter, their properties, and how they change from one form to another (and back again). Your class will have a gas! OMSI’s stage programs bring concepts to life with thought-provoking demonstrations and audience participation.

This show occurs in OMSI’s Auditorium on select weekdays.

This program is specifically designed for grades K through 8.

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Booking + Program Logistics

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Program Capacity

This program has capacity for 60-200 people on select weekdays.

Scheduling Requirements

Programs must be scheduled with at least two weeks’ advance notice. Spots are limited so reaching out further in advance will increase the likelihood of reserving the date you are interested in.

If you have questions, please contact us at 503.797.4661 or register@omsi.edu.

Field Trip Details

Stage shows do not include museum admission. If you are also wanting to explore OMSI’s exhibit halls during your visit you will need to add on museum admission tickets to your field trip reservation.

Next Generation Science Standards

OMSI supports educators with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) requirements by providing corresponding programming, opportunities, and resources for them and their students.  Reach out to learn more about specific ways that OMSI experiences align with and support science standards.

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