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- K2- Fall Exploration
- K2- Float or Sink?
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- boat images
- G1 Super Science Centers
- G1 Wind!
- G1 Living Museum Props
- G1 A Reason for the Seasons
- Caterpillar images
- G2 Super Science Centers
- G2 Fantastic Forests
- G2 Dinosaurs are DINOmite!
- Dinosaur pictures
- G3 Earthbound
- G3 Blast Off!
- G3 Stargazing
- G3/G4 Welcome to the NHCS Zoo!
- G4 Wonderful Water
- G4 Clean It Like Mother Nature!
- G4 Adam, the Atom
- Maps of the United States
- Cloud Pictures
- Anatomy of a Flower
- G5 Lift it with a Lever!
- G5 Pinball Wizard
- G5 Rube Goldberg Machines
- Images of lunar landing space crafts
- G6/7 Biomimicry and Arthropods
- Enrichment- Shadow Boxes
- Famous buildings
- Types of Plants
Seeing Science Happen!
Sometimes there are things in science that we just can't see in KIDLAB or in the classroom. It would be too dangerous to go inside of a tornado and atoms are too small to see. Ms. Andrews probably wouldn't like it if we threw a piano off the top of the school. Using technology as a resource, we can bring large-scale, dangerous and crazy science into the classroom. Check out some of the things we have been watching!