7th grade scientists @WalnutCreekIS explore the phenomenon “why does fruit rot?” by writing each other secret messages with invisible ink @byers_brandy#stemscopes
4th grader’s are building models to show different ways that plants move seeds.
This student is moving one little coconut from one island in the ocean to another.
WIND AND WATER MOVEMENT. #phlibraries#stemscopes
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We learned about all different types of weather tools. Made these awesome weather vanes to help tell what direction the wind is blowing. This also tied in with our math as we are learning about shapes. What a great way to incorporate science and math!#stemscopes#wearechesternj
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