Environmental Science Classes for Kids (2026) — Solar, Water & Earth Labs | CHIPS

Environmental Science for Kids — Solar, Water, and Measuring a Planet. Environmental science classes for kids: build solar projects, test water quality, run weather stations, and learn green-energy engineering hands-on. After-school earth-science enrichment from CHIPS — expanding across the US. Join the interest list.
What kids will actually do: Build solar-powered machines and measure exactly how much sun becomes motion; Test real water samples — pH, clarity, and what lives in a healthy drop; Run a weather station and learn to read the data like a scientist; Engineer solutions: water filters, wind turbines, and recycled-material builds.
What do kids do in an environmental science class? They measure and build: solar circuits, water-quality tests, weather instruments, filters, and turbines. It's earth science as engineering — kids leave understanding both the planet and the tools we use to study it.
Does CHIPS offer environmental science near me? CHIPS teaches hands-on STEM in Silicon Valley today and is expanding environmental science across the US. Add your ZIP code to the interest list — the most-requested areas launch first.
What age is environmental science right for? Grades 2-5 shine with growing, testing, and building simple instruments; grades 6-8 can run real data projects — logging a weather station, comparing water samples, and optimizing a solar array.
CHIPS runs hands-on STEM (electronics, robotics, AI) in Silicon Valley today and is expanding Environmental Science classes across the United States — the areas with the most interest launch first. Join the interest list with your ZIP code at chips.interfacernd.com/science-classes/environmental-science, or vote for several subjects at chips.interfacernd.com/SpecialClasses.