Today, VMNH MHC After-3 participants investigated the dilatant (increased viscosity with mixing) property of non-newtonian fluids under the guidance of Youth Education Coordinator, Robin Jensen, by making "oobleck" (a mixture of cornstarch and water). Students excitedly observed that the mixture has properties of a solid and a liquid.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Students from the VMNH site MHC After-3 program participated in an exciting science oriented program (After-School Science Plus) moderated by Youth Education Coordinator, Robin Jensen.
Above, one of the student participants constructed a drawing of scientist. This activity was created to show the common stereotypes about scientists.
Students were also instructed to make and present collages that displayed the relevance of science in everyday life.
Students were also instructed to make and present collages that displayed the relevance of science in everyday life.
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