The after-school program provides a hands-on experience that is done through small groups of up to 12. We base the experiments on the grade levels of the students.

Option 1:

Length: 1 hour a week for 2 weeks

Price: $25 for each student (paid by parents)

Option 2:

Length: 1 hour a week for 4 weeks

Price: $50 for each student (paid by parents)

The 1-hour presentation provides a demonstration of experiments performed by Elementastic Instructors. An unlimited number of students can attend. This is offered during the school day, during library hours, and any workplace hours.

Length: 1 hour

Price: $150 (paid by hosting school, library, business, etc,)

The 1-hour activity allows students to engage with the Elementastic Instructor as they will have the opportunity to have hands-on experiences. There will be a limited number of students who can attend. This is offered during the school day, during library hours, and any workplace hours.

Length: 1 hour

Price: $200 (paid by hosting school, library, business, etc,)

Community events allow for Elementastic to provide and present a variety of exciting and innovative experiments throughout the day. We can be set up in a specific area such as a classroom, booth, or table.

Length: TBD, tailored to the time the client would like

Price: $200 per hour (paid by hosting school, library, business, etc,)

For more information about this service contact Elementastic@lakeland.edu.

Hi, I'm Clare, and I am majoring in Computer Science and Business Administration. At Lakeland, I am on the women's tennis team, a Student Ambassador, member of the National Society of Leadership and Success, and Honor Society.

I chose to work for Elementastic because I would like to gain small business management experience, as my goal is to open up my own business post-graduation.

Hi, I'm Morgan, and I am majoring in Biology. I am currently a math tutor, a desk associate at Lakeland's library, and on the women's tennis team.

I chose to work for Elementastic to get the experience of teaching science to young children, because my goal is to become a science teacher.

Hi, I'm Madeline, and I am an Elementary and Middle Education Major. Over the summer I have worked at a daycare in Sheboygan and have also taught Sunday School for 5 years.

I chose to work for Elementastics because of the great opportunity to practice teaching as well as having a fun and educational experience.

Hi, I’m Emily, and I am majoring in Middle Childhood Education (grades 1-8) with a minor in English Education. While at Lakeland, I have held various on-campus job positions such as a Writing Tutor, Registrar’s Office Assistant, Convocation Monitor, and Volleyball Academic Captain. During the summer, I work for Wisconsin Vision Associates as an order fulfiller. As for my previous experiences working with kids, I have worked at my high school’s daycare program and volunteered for multiple children’s programs near my hometown.

I chose to work for Elementastic because this is an amazing opportunity to work with children, enhance my teaching skills, and, overall, create a fun learning experience for the kids.

Hi, my name is Mikayla Petschar, and I am majoring in Biology with a health science emphasis and a minor in Psychology.

At Lakeland, I work at Musko's Campus Shop. As for my experiences with youth, I have volunteered at community events such as dance recitals and the Special Olympics Bowling Tournament.

I am an Elementastic Instructor because of my love for science. I want to make sure that children also have a positive experience and have fun learning science through experiments.

Hi, I’m Sadie Conway, and I am majoring in Elementary/Middle School Education.

I currently work at a daycare center, and I gain a lot of experience with different age ranges of kids. As for my other experiences working with kids, I have helped youth with their homework, instructed Taekwondo sessions, and interacted with kids through fun activities and games.

I became an Elementastic Instructor because I want to gain more classroom experience!