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Little Beakers - Cypress

4.6 (37 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM
Updated over 3 months ago

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Micheal W.

Great place to take your kids! I actually enjoyed the activities as well. Im 1/2 nerd 1/2 hood and I enjoy science and art! The hour went by quite fast as it always does when you're having fun. My kid had a blast! The ladies working were excellent too!

Slime!!!
Jennifer D.

I absolutely LOVE this place. Such a unique concept, very fun and highly educational. We have been going for years now and are never disappointed. In the rare instance an item needed for an experiment is out of stock, one of the staff members will do their best to make it right. Buy more than just one hour, there is so much to do!

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Pam P.

I had never heard of Little Beakers Science Lab for Kids before my daughter was invited to attend a birthday party her last Saturday. Upon arriving we were greeted by their welcoming friendly staff. They had me fill out the waiver and then showed me where to pick out a Lab coat and safety goggles for my daughter. I was impressed already because I knew they would be doing little experiments and making slime and in the back of my head I was worried about messing up her cute outfit. I was relieved they offered lab coats to protect the kids clothing and safety goggles. The hosts names were Elizabeth, Paul and Michael. Elizabeth was the main host that conducted and instructed the kiddos in their experiments. She was very patient and helpful and made it very entertaining for them. The experiments were very cool. They made yellow snow, made a volcano explode, a pop top pop open and fly and a bottle fizz to the ceiling and of course they all made slime which they could keep and take home. All of the girls brought their own American Girl dolls which we all took photos of. The party goers had a private room which the parents decorated. They did not offer food so they ordered Papa Johns pizza and brought in the beautiful birthday cupcakes. The staff was very friendly and efficient. The party was very interesting and a lot of fun. We went to the restroom before leaving and they had planets and constellations with all the zodiac stars on the was and hanging. It was super cool. I would definitely recommend this place as a great place for a little aspiring scientist to have his or her birthday party.

Tornado experiment!
Kristal P.

We went without having much information and I would say if you only have an hour or if you can set aside a whole afternoon, GO! Kids absolutely loved it, and learned a lot. I was impressed with the organized stations and helpful staff. The first step is putting on a lab coat and safety glasses. Then you are given a lab book with several experiments for each of the 6 sections. You get to choose what you do, and everything you need is in the section, clearly marked. We made smoke, created a tornado, created an explosion, measured density, fabricated a heart, made beach bubble gum, shot a rocket we created, created snow, made salt & pepper dance, and so much more. I can't wait to go back! I mean, er, I can't wait to take the kids back. :-)

The lab room
Rosy P.

This is by far the most interesting place you can have an educational-type birthday party. I love that it looks like a school science lab inside. It brings back memories of high school. There are chemical compositions written on the wall. In one room, they have the periodic table displayed on the wall. Set atop the tables are microscopes, flasks, beakers, molecular structures and more. In the bathroom, look up and you'll see the solar system. We attended a birthday party here recently. All the children donned lab coats and safety glasses. They had the children gather together at one table and an instructor led them through multiple experiments. Not only did he go through each experiment with them, he also asked questions and follow up questions, teaching them, as he went along. It's like being in a fun classroom! For the party we attended, my son was able to make snow, slime, volcano-like reactions and popping rockets. Lots of entertainment with a quick educational lesson sprinkled in. Every child participating got to take home two of their experiments - the snow and the slime. Afterwards, everyone washes their hands in one of the many sinks around the room and heads into the party room for food and cake. This is the most enjoyable kids birthday party we've ever been to. My son is still talking about it days later and wants to go back to play "scientist" again.

If you are looking for a fun activity to do with your kids, look no further. Upon entering you are given goggles and a lab coat (well the kids are) and a binder full of experiments to choose from. The various labs (science tables) are named after famous scientists. You can weigh at any station, unless there is a party going on. We had two 3 year olds, and one 10 year old in our group, and all three lived this place. They made goo, slime, explosions, smoke, and all kinds of fun stuff. You can take home anything that you make, like slime or goo. We paid $10 for an hour, I felt it was enough, but the kids definitely wanted more time. $16 for unlimited time. I agree with some of the reviewers, though. The owner seemed a little frazzled by all the activity (business) they had. She seemed stressed out. But, I don't think I'd deduct any stars for that, because the kids will still have a wonderful time.

Melody F.

We have been here a few times but this was a first for a birthday party. It was so much fun! Very organized and the kids got to blow stuff up and make huge bubbles. You could see their little brains thinking! They have fantastic summer camps.

Claribel C.

The kids had a blast,ages 2.8 and 8. The place is big and i loved they have open available lab during the weekend. Is clean, friendly staff and organized. We purchased one hour and we made 2 experiments. If you are going with kids that need assistance you need an adult per child. Some of the needed supplies were not in the tables, therefore locating the stuff eats some of the time. The staff cleans for you, you leave the mess and they take care of the rest. My kids had a blast, i was tired but it was worth the time and money!!!!

Microscope bench with multiple slides in the middle so any kid can spend time choosing what they want to view! Great experience!

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“It's a fun, engaging space where children can explore, learn, and actually enjoy science in a hands-on way.”

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