KLUTZ® AMAZINGLY IMMATURE
Immaturity is NOT a four-letter word – literally and metaphorically. In fact, the
Fort Bend Children's Discovery Center is out to prove that immaturity and genius go hand in hand with the debut of its brand-new exhibit
KLUTZ® Amazingly Immature on
Sept. 4, 2021.
Produced by the Children’s Museum of Houston in partnership with KLUTZ® and based on
KLUTZ® Encyclopedia of Immaturity Vol. 1 and 2, the
KLUTZ® Amazingly Immature exhibit will offer you the opportunity to embrace your inner zany genius while exploring what these behaviors can teach you about science, engineering, math, and literacy.
KEEPING THE FORCES OF MATURITY AT BAY
With activities such as pulling a tablecloth out from under a place setting to learn about inertia, building a boomerang as an introduction to elements of aerodynamics, and folding paper rings to explore geometry,
KLUTZ® Amazingly Immature will create an environment which encourages multi-generational communication and learning through laughter, play, comedy and memories of different generations’ childhood hijinks. Activities include:
- CARD THROWING: Master the challenging technique of tossing playing cards.
- DINNER DISRUPTORS: Turn spoons into catapults or make them do somersaults.
- FLY THE IMMATURE SKIES: Engineer paper airplanes.
- IMMATURE INVENTIONS: Mash up your own inventions.
- IMMATURE MAILINGS: From flip-flops to messages in bottles, you’ll be amazed at what the USPS will deliver!
- IMMATURE MAKINGS: Make exciting new creations using stuff you can find at home.
- IMMATURIGAMI: Transform money into wearable bling!
- IMMATURITY RETURNS: From down under, build a cardboard boomerang.
- JUGGLING: Learn how to juggle scarves in four easy lessons!
- PHOTO EFFECTS: Create funny photo illusions by manipulating perspectives.
- QUARTER SNATCHING: Can you catch coins off your elbow?
- SNAP LIDS: Make a fountain drink lid fly at the snap of your fingers.
- TABLE TOP GAMES: Bring paper football games back to the lunchroom!
- TABLECLOTH PULL: Take the challenge! Can you yank a tablecloth without dropping the dishes?
