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Science Across America: Scientific Method Road Trip
In this activity, patrons explore the scientific method and are invited...
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Adaptable Aliens
NASA is searching for life on other oceans worlds! In this activity,...
Expanding Your Senses There are 17 items.
These activities focus on using patrons’ 5 senses of touch, smell, sight, sound, and taste. How are these senses used in observing scientific data? Patrons will learn how to apply these senses when approaching scientific work.
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Making Slime
Witness a chemical change by mixing together orange juice and antacids to make slime! 0
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Marble Magnification
Create your own magnifying glass using marbles to get a better look at things around the library! 0
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Rainbow from Black
Discover how colors are actually made up of many different colors, and determine what colors make up blank ink 0
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Shake and Peek
Patrons collect data to determine how many pompoms of each color are in mystery boxes 0
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The Senses: Small, Touch, Hearing, and More!
Patrons explore their senses and learn about the Wind Cave in the Black Hills and how it formed 0
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