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For Demos:  Bicycle Wheel Gyroscope w/Lazy Susan chair, Greek Waiter Tray
Activities:  Puzzles like the manipulative Metal Ring Puzzles, Wood Assembly Puzzles,  Math Puzzles
Make n' Takes:  Expand upon the Hoop Glider model (make real airplane'wing' gliders w/straws and paper)

Jeff Rosenblatt
Director, Science City
 
Union Station Kansas City, Inc.
30 W. Pershing Rd.  Suite 850
Kansas City, MO  64108
Office:  816-460-2218
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From: Informal Science Education Network [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Daniels, Alissa
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 12:09 PM
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Subject: favorite "drive by" activities and games

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Looking for a few suggestions, if you don't mind!

getting ready for summer and am going through my floor kits, as we call them. I grow bored with the ones I have. What are *your* favorite hands-on activities for elementary age kids to do on a drop in basis? 

Also...our theme for this summer is "Game" and I'm looking for some science-type games or puzzles that can be done at a table. I have two right now: one is just shaker cups with different objects inside, and the child has to match them to an image of the object. Second is a categorizing game: put three items in front of the child and ask what they all have in common (same color, same material, all used for writing, etc)

Any thoughts and suggestions most welcome.

It is a beautiful day here in Boston, hope all is well where you are,
AD

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Alissa Daniels, Science Program Manager/Senior Educator
Boston Children's Museum
617 426 6500 .342
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not "Eureka!" (I found it!) but "That's funny..."  " --Isaac Asimov
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