Action Potential Lab — Science

I took my 9-year-old to the Action Potential Lab in Toronto for their weekly science class, and overall, it was a pretty solid experience. My child was excited to participate in a hands-on project where they built a simple rocket and learned about propulsion. The instructor, Sarah, was engaging and made sure every child felt included in the process. One downside was the long lines at pickup; it seemed a bit chaotic with parents all arriving at once, which was a little stressful. However, once we got through, my child couldn’t stop talking about how much fun they had, especially making new friends during the activities. The small group size definitely helped everyone get more attention from the staff. I’d recommend this program for families looking for a creative outlet for their kids, just be prepared for a bit of a wait at the end of the session.

My son and I recently attended the Action Potential Lab in Toronto, and overall, we had a solid experience. The hands-on science activities kept my six-year-old engaged, especially when they built their own mini catapults from popsicle sticks and rubber bands. The instructor, Jenna, was really great with the kids, fostering a genuine interest in the projects. I appreciated the small group size, which allowed for more personalized attention. However, we did encounter long lines during check-in, which was a bit frustrating. That said, the enthusiasm of the staff made it worth the wait. The materials provided were also of good quality, and my son was excited to take his catapult home. I would recommend this program, especially for kids who enjoy creative projects and interactive learning.