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Leap Into Science: Wind (Kids Club Program)
Spotswood Public Library
Wednesday, Feb. 26, 3:30 pm
National Leap Into Science Week is February 24-28, 2020. Join us for this science-themed workshop!
Air is everywhere - but how do we know it exists if we can't see it? Air is most noticeable when we feel it in the form of wind. Wind can be a light breeze that blows our hair on a spring day, or a strong gust that knocks down trees during a powerful storm. We can also see air when it fills up space inside a bubble or a balloon.
The Leap into Science wind workshops invite children to experiment with air and explore the ways that an invisible substance can produce visible effects.
This program runs concurrently with the Wednesday afternoon Kids Club program. Sign up for this program if you'd like to attend and are not already signed up for Kids Club. For children in Grades K-2.
Air is everywhere - but how do we know it exists if we can't see it? Air is most noticeable when we feel it in the form of wind. Wind can be a light breeze that blows our hair on a spring day, or a strong gust that knocks down trees during a powerful storm. We can also see air when it fills up space inside a bubble or a balloon.
The Leap into Science wind workshops invite children to experiment with air and explore the ways that an invisible substance can produce visible effects.
This program runs concurrently with the Wednesday afternoon Kids Club program. Sign up for this program if you'd like to attend and are not already signed up for Kids Club. For children in Grades K-2.
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