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Monthly Archives: January 2009
How do you VARK?
HT: FosterEema Have you seen the VARK? It’s an interesting test developed by some guy in New Zealand, and it measures (apparently with a reasonable degree of accuracy) what learning styles work best for individual people. The test (which is … Continue reading
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And another oppportunity to ask some scientists some questions
On May 1st, join naturalists from around the country and explore one of our nation’s most precious resources- estuaries, where rivers meet the sea. EstuaryLive is an annual, free, live, interactive, field trip through our nation’s estuaries. What makes EstuaryLive … Continue reading
Posted in Specials and opportunities
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Kids’ Science Challenge
For kids in 3rd to 6th grade. The website looks like it would be interesting fun even if you weren’t the right age for the contest. The Kids’ Science Challenge is a nationwide competition for 3rd to 6th graders to … Continue reading
Posted in Scholarships, Contests, Reading programs etc.
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