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Maria Mortati <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi Jennifer,

Wright Brothers or early flight, old car, bike experimentation- mostly
mechanical things come to mind (*may* not read to kids due to the
aesthetics/context).

I'm sure there are contemporary as well as old building/construction videos
which might be better for this context.

What about making videos of your kids there playing (both succeeding and
failing) with the Tinkertoys?

Best,

Maria Mortati


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On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 9:27 AM, Jennifer Sarnowski <[log in to unmask]
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> Hi, everyone:
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> The Betty Brinn Children's Museum is developing a new travelling exhibit,
> TINKERTOY: Build Your Imagination, which combines the inventive play
> qualities of the classic toy with ideas about innovative technologies that
> enrich our lives and the global community.  One of the exhibit areas (The
> Tinker Tank) is to feature video clips of inventions that didn't work so
> well at first to remind children that "If at first you don't succeed."  The
> trouble is that I haven't had much luck finding the clips I need.  Does
> anyone have a good source that they can recommend?
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> Thanks,
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> Jennifer Sarnowski
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> Director of Exhibit Products and Services
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