BUILD A BODY SNOWMAN

01/16/26 SAFARI KIDS

Kindergarteners explored the human body through a hands-on snowman activity, placing organs such as the brain, heart, lungs, and stomach in the correct locations. They also decorated their snowmen with creative materials, making it an engaging and interactive way to learn about anatomy and spark curiosity.

KIDS AT HEART

02/15/26 FREMONT LIBRARY

Kids explored the circulatory system through a fun, interactive game that teaches them how the heart pumps blood throughout the body. They competed in teams, delivering oxygen to different body parts, while learning about the heart, lungs, and blood. The activity combined movement, teamwork, and learning, making anatomy both exciting and memorable.

HELPING HANDS

05/21/26 MISSION SAN JOSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Students gained a deeper understanding of the hand, including its functions, locations, and the roles of its various components. They collaborated in groups to independently design their own movable hand through a creative craft activity. This endeavor was both educational and contributed to a lasting impression of the experience.

SAFARI KIDS

06/24/26 SAFARI KIDS MONTESSORI

We conducted an educational session on hand anatomy, addressing various components such as phalanges, carpals, metacarpals, tendons, and other features, to an audience of over 40 kindergarten students. The session included interactive questions and an informative discussion, which was complemented by a summer craft activity focused on beading bracelets that modeled aspects of the hand.

Irvington Farmers’ Market

Irvington Farmers’ Market

We’ll be at the Irvington Farmers’ Market hosting interactive activities and connecting with community members. Visit our table to learn more about our mission and the impact of our work in the community! You can participate in fun trivias and get hand-crafted balloon animals! If you’re a highschooler who wants to volunteer with us, check out our instagram for opportunities or email us!