We had so much fun with bubbles last week, we just had to have some more.  Today, Handy Dan is turning junk into fun, with another bubble activity -- a bubble shooter!

Join Handy Dan for this summer time project - Bubble Wands!  To celebrate the last day of school, Handy Dan the Junkyard Man and his sidekick, Junkbot, show kids bored with regular bubble wands how to make a super bubble wand in the shape of a star!

Here's a super fun project you can make this weekend!  Handy Dan the Junkyard Man and his sidekick Junkbot will show you how you can turn some common household items into an awesome rocket.  Watch this video to learn how to blast off into the atmosphere in no time!

Our hilarious and inspiring Young Authors Day assembly program has been a beloved annual event for hundreds of schools nationwide, but just as many haven't given this excellent program a close enough look to realize just how much they've been missing out!  Watch this short video to see what Young Authors Day is all about.

One of the perks about working with Mobile Ed is you see a LOT of America!  Sadly most of the time it is just through your windshield because there is no time to stop and “see the sights”.

The SkyDome Planetarium has been our most popular school assembly program of all time for a reason: it's awesome!  The standard in portable field trips, SkyDome takes your whole school through the solar system, to the stars of our galaxy, and back again to our lovely little planet.  Ryan Thompson blasts you off on this cosmic journey in this short video.

This short video will show you everything you need to know in order to have a successful experience with Mobile Ed's STEAM Museum.  From facility requirements to volunteers to scheduling your sessions, this video should answer many of your questions about this exciting opportunity for your students.

Another terrific robotics exhibit at the STEAM Museum features a classic robot that has been teaching kids the basics of programming logic for decades.  See how effective this robot from the 1980's will be with your modern students in this quick video.  If you've never programmed a robot before, this is the best place to start!

All of our programs at Mobile Ed are big, but certainly the biggest show is the Earth Dome!  When we say it's big, we mean it!  Let Mobile Ed president Ryan Thompson introduce you to the most epic way you can teach geography in this quick video.

We have several robotics exhibits at the STEAM Museum, including line tracking robots that work with tablet computers.  Kids of all ages can program these tiny robots not with lines of code, but with lines of color!  See how they work in this video.