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Science activities for parents of babies, toddlers and school children.

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Wordless Wednesday – Bubble Bath

November 11, 2009 General
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Show me that Air is There

November 6, 2009 Activities
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10 Things that can be turned into a science experiment – for babies to big kids.

November 5, 2009 Activities
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Kid Questions: How did the earth’s atmosphere form?

November 3, 2009 Earth and Beyond
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Fridge Magnets Are Fun

November 1, 2009 Activities
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Why it’s a good idea to wear your seatbelt

October 30, 2009 Energy and Change
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Wordless Wednesday – Balance

October 28, 2009 Energy and Change
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10 Homemade Musical instruments

October 27, 2009 Activities
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Ice -> Water -> Steam

October 23, 2009 Activities
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Tom Lehrer on the Elements

October 22, 2009 Materials
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