Wonders of Physics Traveling Show

Welcome to The Wonders of Physics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Since 1984, The Wonders of Physics has educated and entertained thousands of schoolchildren, families, and the general public.

Learn more about our annual February on-campus shows for the general public. Tickets can be reserved online beginning on January 1, 2010.

Learn more about The Wonders of Physics Traveling Show for school assemblies and special events.

Interested bringing a group to campus and seeing a Wonders of Physics show? Please schedule a customized campus group visit through UW-Madison Visitor & Information Programs. There are a lot of things to do on the campus of UW-Madison!

Welcome to The Wonders of Physics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Since 1984, The Wonders of Physics has educated and entertained thousands of schoolchildren, families, and the general public. Learn more about our annual February on-campus shows for the general public. Tickets can be reserved online beginning on January 1, 2010. Learn more about The Wonders of Physics Traveling Show for school assemblies and special events. Interested bringing a group to campus and seeing a Wonders of Physics show? Please schedule a customized campus group visit through UW-Madison Visitor & Information Programs. There are a lot of things to do on the campus of UW-Madison!	The Wonders of Physics program is made possible by grants from the Office of Fusion Energy Sciences of the United States Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation. Wonders of Physics University of Wisconsin 1150 University Ave Madison, WI 53706 (608) 262-2927 (608) 262-7205 fax wonders@physics.wisc.edu	What teachers are saying about The Wonders of Physics traveling show: "It was a great introduction to physics for them, and throughout the year, they would relate concepts to the program." "The program generated tremendous discussions amongst the children for quite a few days. It was a wonderful presentation!" "It was an excellent opportunity for them to see an expansion of science activites that may be discussed in the elementary classroom." "I enjoyed watching the excitement of the students. It was very engaging."