When you enter Spy Academy, you’ll start out as “recruits” and need to solve your way through covert missions to become spies using math skills, all on your own pace. Make and break codes, use powers of logic and deductive reasoning and use those problem-solving skills. When finished, you’ll get to make your own spy badge to take with you.

Visitors at the spy exhibit uses math and logic skills to solve problems. In this multi-user interactive, they help navigate agents lost in the jungle.

The DoSeum, San Antonio’s museum for kids, inspires children to use their inner creativity and curiosity to learn through play. The Doseum offers more than 64,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibit space designed to help children workout their bodies and minds, including an interactive robot named Baxter, a spy academy filled with fun math challenges, an interactive puppet parade, a musical staircase, a Children’s stream, and over 9,625 of outdoor space with plenty of water features, shade, and an ADA-accessible tree house.