Our school assemblies inspire Nationwide!
David Hagerman is NOW Emmy Nominated!
Seen on AGT and at NASA, and Source of the 'Make sure it’s on low' meme, with one billion views
Inspiring the Mind Since 1999
It is guaranteed that the highly acclaimed Extreme Science school assembly is one of the best assemblies that could possibly visit your school. If you disagree, no payment is due.
Extreme Science can be performed for elementary schools, middle schools and high schools. Our science assembly for schools has larger and more visual demonstrations than other assemblies on the market. Hagerman’s humor even keeps adults entertained for community events.
More than ever students need engaging, enriching environments to enhance studying. Start your year off with the most exciting science assembly for schools. Extreme Science has been a leader in edutainment for over 20 years and his shows are the most captivating and enriching assemblies out there. Our reviews cannot be beat.
What is the difference between our science assemblies vs others?
Our science assemblies feature two dynamic performers, offering spectacular, highly visual demonstrations packed with side-splitting humor and Emmy-nominated music. David Hagerman brings a unique blend of comedy and expertise, making the shows entertaining and educational. Students and teachers will laugh, be surprised, and enjoy a show so amazing they won't even realize they're learning. As the source of the viral meme with over 1 billion views, 'Make sure it's on low,' which many students may recognize, Hagerman uses humor to enhance engagement and retention. This highly entertaining approach makes our assemblies not only educational but also the most engaging option available. You simply will not believe how funny Extreme Science is until you see it.
Demonstrating various instruments of fun, Hagerman investigates the science behind many things we take for granted.
Beach balls floating ten feet over the students’ heads demonstrates air pressure, Bernoulli’s principle and flight.
A very large 500KV Van de Graaff generator creates lightening and an hair raising experience.
Gyroscopes explain a curious balancing using kinetic energy.
A Telsa coil teaches us why we need to respect energy.
Polymer crystals cause water to “vanish”
See the worlds largest ball made of recycled Styrofoam cups
Phases of matter, energy and forces are discussed at length.
Vortex cannons create flying rings of fog for an amazing visual experience. (In person shows only)
Safety, responsibility, and respect are key themes throughout the show. To reinforce these character traits, students observe how respect and responsibility are applied in scientific practices to ensure safety. This approach not only teaches important life skills but also demonstrates their relevance in real-world science.
EXTREME SCIENCE ASSEMBLY FOR SCHOOLS EDUCATES AND ENTERTAINS
The video above is Hagerman’s first promo video from 1999. It’s so old YouTube cannot display it correctly here. So please watch it on YouTube by clicking in the window above. It contains highlights from some of his earliest performances from the 90s.
Weekday Prices:
$1575 for a single, two person, daytime performance. Additional back-to-back performances are $600 each. For instance, the price for two back-to-back performances is $2175 total. ($300 charge for AM and PM split performances)
Single evening two person performance $1675.
Package deal: Two afternoon shows and a single evening performance is $3050. An $800 savings!
A single weekend performance of Extreme Science 2.0 is $1775.
Travel Expense
Extreme science is based in Branson, MO but travels all over the country. There are no travel expenses as long as schools join an existing tour through an area. Outside planned tours, a travel expense of $.65/mile round trip may be charged. Contact for tour dates for your area.
Extreme Science is guaranteed to be one of the best science shows you will ever see.
(Hagerman stakes his reputation on it!)