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Create a “comet” using dry ice and household ingredients and use (optional) tools to observe how it models the features of a real comet. 3442
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Tweens use oxygen and ozone models -- constructed from gumdroms and toothpicks -- to show the dynamic interactions of Earth's protective ozone layer, the sun's UV radiation, and harmful human-made CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons). 0
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Don't let the name fool you - this activity is open-ended and perfect for the library setting! Patrons collect specimens from around the classroom or school yard to examine under the microscope. They can collect virtually anything that they wish to see at the microscopic level. 1764
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Patrons test the acid levels in their favorite drinks, using baking soda and a timer. 0
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Combining different everyday substances allows children to playfully experiment with complex chemistry concepts like relative density and solutions. 0
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Find the best way to excavate frozen objects! Using a variety of tools, try to get items out of blocks of ice. This activity helps children learn problem solving skills and persistence. 0
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Witness a chemical change by mixing together orange juice and antacids to make slime! 0
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Children will practice early chemistry skills by using pipettes and vinegar to melt and mix colored ice cubes. 0
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Patrons learn about crime investigation by collecting evidence at different stations and work together to identify suspects and solve a "crime" 0
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Patrons explore the chemistry of fossil fuel combustion by building carbon molecules out of foam balls and pipe cleaners 0
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Explore scented balloons to discover how your nose can detect molecules too small to see. 0
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Create take-home "stained glass" art while learning about the nanoscience that has been used to create stained glass windows for a thousand years. 0
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