The Wall of Elements
A live periodic table the size of a wall — hover any element and it answers.
PLAY TO LIGHTTHE STEM WING · GRADES 3–12
The Laboratory & the Sky
The museum’s real science walls, turned into a wing of games. Each game you finish lights its wall.
0 of 4 walls lit
THE WALLS
Eight walls. Four games to light.
The Galaxy Map
Giant, black, interactive — each sector fires closer like a space telescope.
PLAY TO LIGHTAstrophysics
The stellar sequence, the life cycle of stars, the cosmic distance ladder.
PLAY TO LIGHTThe Machines Wall
The simple machines as working brass stations — pull the rope, ride the lever.
PLAY TO LIGHTThe Monumental Periodic Table
28-by-40-foot painted wall installation for the Periodic Hall — drawn at gallery scale; the info wall is its companion.
FUTURE GAMEThe Code Wall
Jacquard cards to relays to transistors; one working relay panel the class can flip bits on.
FUTURE GAMEThe Weather Wall
Today's fronts and pressure live, beside the barograph drawers that recorded last year's storms.
FUTURE GAMEThe Sound Wall
Scales as rooms. Dorian in the middle; the last panel is a silent keyboard.
FUTURE GAMEFIND YOUR GAME
Play by grade band
3–6
Early explorers
Name the instrument, predict the reaction, spot the signal — hands-on science for the youngest lab coats.
7–8
Lab partners
Fork the lab — face real scientific dilemmas — and take Predict the Reaction on its harder track.
9–12
Young scientists
Fork the Lab — take the other side like a scientist, and own every consequence of the branch you choose.
YOUR SCIENTIST SELF
The portrait in the glass
Play Fork the Lab first — your portrait is drawn from the choices you make there.