Think you've never met a vaccine trial volunteer? Think again! In the video below, Ms. Carmen discusses her experience as a COVID vaccine trial participant.
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We continue our hands-on science exploration via Zoom! We worked with what we thought were new ingredients, which ended up being quite familiar. Our young scientists continue to make and share observations and hypotheses as we expand our understanding of chemistry and chemical reactions. Our science vocabulary words were CATALYST and IMMISCIBLE. Refresh your child's library with free new and like-new books for age 2 to 12. Valentine's goodie bags available while supplies last. Wear a mask and bring a bag. DUE TO WEATHER, THE DATE OF THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CHANGED! SUNDAY, February 14th 10am to 12pm Outside 509 Rogers Ave Support our continued efforts to meet our mission with a tax deductible donation to Kiddie Science via Venmo, Paypal, or Zelle: @kiddiescience or kiddiescience@gmail.com  The online scientific exploration with our young scientists continues! This week, we explore chemistry and chemical reactions. As they are lifelong skills, we continue practicing making and sharing observations and hypotheses. We had A LOT of fun this week! Check out the video below. We did the same exact experiment as during our workshop, but this time recorded it from the perspective of our digital microscope. Talk about magnification! Our words of the week are: Chemistry, Chemical Reaction, Endothermic. The scientific fun continues! Just three days after adding seeds to our our aquaponics system, we have our first sprouts! The salad greens have begun to grow! Our current set-up is as follows: we have water from the turtle habitat actively circulating through the aquaponics system set on a timer. LED grow lights are hung overhead, and the water temperature in the turtle habitat is roughly 80 degrees, with the air temperature at a pretty constant 75 degrees. We've begun adding cuttings from our pothos and broadleaf thyme plants to the system in addition to heirloom tomato seeds, basil, and lettuce. |
