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Invite your community on a walk around the library’s outdoor spaces to...
Esta guía de siete pasos explica cómo dejar que una parcela de tierra...
Help your library create a space for nature to recover! This activity...
In this simple experiment, patrons investigate the process of fermentation in ziplock bags with bakers yeast, warm water, and various sources of plant sugar. 0
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Patrons learn about the eight planets in our solar system and create a wearable mask of Earth. 0
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Patrons use wax paper and colorful tissue paper to create a "stained glass" Earth. 0
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Patrons learn about what's under Earth's crust by creating a fan with colors that represent the four layers of Earth. 0
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A topographic map, or "topo map," is a way to show mountains and valleys on a flat piece of paper. In this hands-on activity, patrons build their own mountain out of Play-Doh and create a topo graph of it! 0
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Patrons build models of greenhouse gas molecules using colored gumdrops and toothpicks. 0
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Patrons learn about four kinds of clouds while constructing a mobile of feathery clouds that will twist and turn in a gentle breeze. It even includes rain clouds with sparkling showers! 0
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Participants learn about how plants, animals, and humans need water to survive by going on an imaginary river trip narrated by the facilitator. A link to the activity’s PowerPoint slides can be found below in the “related links” section. 0
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Participants are given simple materials and design requirements, and must plan and build a tower as tall as possible that will hold up a tennis ball while resisting the force of wind from a fan. 481
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This hands-on activity demonstrates ways to use topographical mapping techniques to track changes in the sea level 0
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Participants learn about the water cycle by playing a relay race vocabulary game. 0
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Through a visual presentation, the students will learn the different sources of freshwater, and the relative ratios of these water sources on the earth. 0
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