A life sized shark was set atop a recycling can so that kids could touch its eyes and nose.

Dyes were used to demonstrate the capillary action of ice. Kids would either drip pure colors onto the ice, or mix colors in a giant eye dropper and use that to drip color onto the ice. Micro fractures and other defects in the ice caused the colors to wick down through it.

A skull was on display as part of an articulating skeleton. It was a bit long in the tooth, but set right there where kids were allowed to touch it.

Human brains were in pans where properly gloved kids hands were allowed to touch them.

Wearing safety goggles and latex gloves, kids were shown how to dissect a pig's leg using a scalpel and forceps.