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• Fun Science Demonstrations
  How do we make sounds that are both high and low?
  How do vibrations make sound?
  How does sound make things look better?
  What is "Bernoulli's principle"?
  How does Bernoulli's principle keep airplanes in the air?
  How do airplanes stay in the air?
  What is a "polymer", and how do they work?
  What is "static electricity"?
  How do my eyes play tricks on me?
  What are forces and can I multiply them?
  How do I divide forces?
  What is "Newton's First Law"?
  What is "centripetal force"?
  What is "centrifugal force"?
  What is the difference between a solid, a liquid and a gas?

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• The Many Types Of Science 
  • What is "science"? 
  • What is a "scientific theory"? 
  • Why do scientists "categorize"? 
  • What are the different parts of a science experiment? 
  • I'm interested in people and animals. What is the science for me? 
  • I'm interested in just animals. What is the science for me? 
  • I like to mix things together to make new things. What is the science for me? 
  • I'm interested in how physical objects behave. What is the science for me? 
  • I like rocks and dirt. What is the science for me? 
  • I like to look at stars and planets. What is the science for me? 
  • I like storms. What is the science for me? 
  • I like to swim and surf in the ocean. What is the science for me? 
  • I like to break big rocks into smaller rocks. What is the science for me? 

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• Fun Science: Planet Earth 
  • What is the Earth made of? 
  • Does the center of the Earth have a fiery core? 
  • Why don't we feel the Earth spin? 
  • What is a "rock"? 
  • What is at the bottom of the ocean? 
  • Why do oceans have waves? 
  • Why is seawater salty? 
  • Why does the Earth sometimes quake? 
  • Where do mountains come from? 
  • What is inside a volcano? 
  • Does the Earth get heavier when a baby is born? 
  • How does a piece of coal become a diamond? 
  • Why is the sky blue? 

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• Fun Science: Weather 
  • Why is it warm in the summer and cold in the winter? 
  • Why does thunder make noise? 
  • Is there electricity in clouds? 
  • Why does it rain? 
  • Is it true that all snowflakes are different? 
  • Where does the wind come from? 
  • Why is the equator so hot and poles so cold? 
  • What makes rainbows? 
  • Why do clouds float? 
  • Where do tornadoes come from? 
  • What is a "jet stream"? 
  • What is the hottest place on earth? 
  • What is the coldest place on earth? 

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• Fun Science: Space 
  • What is "outer space"? 
  • What is the "Milky Way"? 
  • What is the "solar system"? 
  • Why do we need to wear a space suit in space? 
  • Why do things float around in space? 
  • Are there wormholes in space that we can use for time travel? 
  • Why do stars twinkle? 
  • What are "shooting stasr"? 
  • What is a "blue moon", and will it make me sad? 
  • How are planets named? 
  • Why is Mars red? 
  • Can I hear sound in space? 
  • What is in space instead of air? 
  • What is air made up of? 
  • How do satellites send messages through space? 
  • What are the "Northern Lights"? 
  • What is the magnetic north pole? 

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• Fun Science: Forces Of Nature 
  • What is gravity, and how does it keep us stuck to the ground? 
  • What is static electricity, and why does it make my hair stand up? 
  • What is an "electron"? 
  • Why do we get a shock from electricity? 
  • What is a "vacuum", and how can I make one with a straw? 
  • What is a "sonic boom"? 
  • What is "absolute zero"? 
  • How fast is faster than the speed of light? 
  • What is "evaporation"? 
  • Does the "theory of relativity" have anything to do with my family? 
  • What are the different types of matter? 

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