the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly is now back to in-person assembly programs!
After an extended pandemic hiatus, we are so glad to announce we are back to in-person science assembly presentations!
We do have some availability left to add your school to our assembly schedule for Spring 2022 so get in touch today to bring the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly program to your school!
Mousetrap Machine on COVID hiatus
With Illinois schools still closed to in-person learning, we’ve on a (hopefully) temporary hiatus presenting the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly to elementary school students.
We’re hoping to get back to presenting assemblies soon!
Now booking the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly for your 2019 – 2020 new school year!
We are now booking the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly program for the current 2019 – 2020 school year.
Get your booking in by October 15th 2019 and you can save 15% off our standard assembly fee!
You can book your assembly date anytime during the school year – you only have to get your paperwork in by Oct 15th to qualify for this substantial discount!
So don’t delay – contact us ASAP to bring the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly to your school this year!
Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly at Fremont School!
Smarty Pants recently presented the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly for the great students in the Fremont School District in located in Mundelein, IL.
The school created a great highlight video for our science assembly – check out the video below!
Looking for a great science assembly for your elementary school in 2018 and 2019?
Are you a PTO / PTA member or elementary school principal looking for a great science assembly for the ’18-’19 school year?
The Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly is now booking for the current school year!
Plus if you get your booking in by October 15th, you can save 15% off our standard assembly fee.
Our schedule books up fast, so don’t wait – give us a call at 773 562 6789 or email to info@mousetrapmachine.com to book your assembly this year!
Mousetrap Machine Science Show on Facebook!
Did you know that the Mousetrap Machine Science Show has an official Facebook page?
Like us on Facebook and you can see photos from our latest shows, lots of news about the schools we’ve visited with our science assembly program and video highlights from our science presentation.
Check us out on Facebook here:
https://www.facebook.com/mousetrapmachineshow
Check us out on Facebook!
Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly at Booth Tarkington Elementary!
Booth Tarkington Elementary in Wheeling IL kicked off their 2017-2018 school year with a visit from the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly.
We enjoyed visiting Booth Tarkington and hope to visit again soon!
A great assembly program idea for your elementary school!
By October, most elementary school PTA and PTO organizations are busy looking for great assembly ideas for their students.
Sure, there’s lots of websites out there – but how do you know what’s going to be a great program for your school in 2017 and 2018?
As a fellow parent as well as a school assembly presenter, I try to make the booking process as easy and efficient as possible to bring the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly to your elementary school.
That’s why you can meet me – and learn more about the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly – in person at the PTO Today Expo right outside Chicago in Oakbrook Terrace on October 19th.
I’ll be part of the PTO Today Expo – available to answer any of your questions in person, and provide more information on why the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly is Illinois #1 science assembly (and why we are featured so often on WGN-TV’s morning news!)
It’s very inexpensive to register for the PTO Today Expo – and I hope to see you there!
For more information:
Mousetrap Machine Science Show in the News!
Mousetrap Machine in action at the New Buffalo Public Library!
This summer, we presented the Mousetrap Machine Science Show at over 30 public libraries in Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan.
Here’s a short clip of the Mousetrap Machine finale at the New Buffalo Public Library, where five simple machines come together to catch a runaway mouse!