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Virtual Workshop: Building an Air Cannon

Sunday, March 22nd, 2009

  

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Riddle: Why is an empty box not really empty?
Answer: Because it is filled with air!

For a great experiment proving air has mass and volume, try building an air cannon!

 

 

 

Click here to explore the workshop!

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NSTA: Virtual Workshop on Observation

Friday, March 20th, 2009

 

Join Donna Leese Pinching Pennies!

Donna Leese    

Our Professional Development Specialist, Donna Leese, offers a short virtual workshop on the process of observation using the coins in your pocket.

This lesson is an example of the kind of exercise that we include in Science Skill Builders, one of our new curriculum elements.

 

Click here to join Donna in her workshop!

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Virtual Workshop: Making Rainbows!

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

 

Bending light to make colors. 

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Learn How You Can Make Rainbows Here!

(Unfortunately we can’t promise the pot of gold…)  

 

 

A Workshop from  Rainbows, Color, and Light.

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