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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.

For kids in Grades 3-6.