Online invitation science fair
From fizzing volcanoes to crackling experiments: organize a science fair where curiosity takes center stage and every child becomes a mini scientist.
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Where baking soda and vinegar create more fireworks than New Year's Eve.
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Ontwerp uitnodigingen, herinneringen, vragenlijsten en een fotoboek.
Wie mag je verwelkomen?
Your visitors? Toddlers who want to touch everything, parents who are secretly fascinated by the slime stand themselves, and enthusiastic teachers encouraging their students to ask questions. With Easyinvite, you keep track of which classes are visiting, how many families have signed up, and who's staffing a booth.
De perfecte voorbereiding
Share the program, the experiments list, and which booth you absolutely can't miss.
Nagenieten met een online fotoboek
The last volcano has erupted, the slime has been cleaned up, and glitter remnants are everywhere. Time to bring together all photos — from the amazed faces at the dry ice experiment to the proud booth hosts — in an online photo book. Create it and send it to all participants as a memory of a day full of discoveries.
Who's coming to discover?
Keep track of which classes and families are visiting, how many children are in each group, and who's running an experiment booth. Are there students with allergies to certain materials? This way, you organize a safe and educational day.
Come discover!
Send an invitation that sparks curiosity: "Science fair at school! Friday March 28th from 10:00 to 3:00 PM. Make your own slime, erupt volcanoes, and discover how a rocket works. Will you be there?" And just before: "Tomorrow is the day — wear old clothes because things might get messy!"
Experiments captured
From the first bang of the baking soda experiment to the proud look when the circuit works — bundle all discovery moments in an online photo book. Send it to parents and students as a memory of a day full of science.
Texts that spark curiosity
No inspiration for an engaging invitation? The AI assistant helps you with enthusiastic texts that make children and parents curious about volcanoes, slime, and rocket science.
Experiments, allergies, and helpers
Beforehand, ask which experiments interest participants most, whether there are students with allergies to certain materials, and which parents want to help as booth supervisors. Afterwards, ask which experiment was the coolest and what should be at the fair next year.
Data from discovery day
View how many visitors come to each booth, which experiments are most popular, and how many parent helpers have signed up. Perfect for the evaluation and planning next year.
