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Cranbrook Institute of Science Visits Pattengill

Children sitting on a colorful rug in a classroom, raising their hands while looking at a large screen displaying an enlarged image of a bug on a hand. Educational materials are visible on the walls.

On April 21, 2026, the Cranbrook Institute of Science visited Pattengill Kindergarten students for a Science on the Go program sponsored by the Pattengill PTA. The Cranbrook staff taught students ‘what makes an insect an insect’ and how insects differ from arachnids. Students also reviewed a collection of cockroaches and learned how important they are to the ecosystem and how they break down old food scraps. Students also saw a tarantula and learned about its body parts, habitats and impressive web-building skills.