Hi Darryl:
Yes, a little more information would be good.
How much space (no pun) do you have (floor or table)? How interactive do
you want it to be and how many people are there to support what you do?
Some activities can be done without a person involved others need a real
person to run it.
I might be old fashioned but - my advice - Just put out some good meteorites
with good lighting and let them have a good look at it! There's nothing worse
than walking through a display/museum with a token of artifacts around in badly
lit cases and just seeing the kids playing around with the
Hi
I want to thank everyone for their input. For those taking their first peek, I
would like to know the coolest things you've experienced at an
exploratorium/museum that pertain to space and space travel—or any other ideas
you have pertaining to the same.
As it regards further details of
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Hi,
I could really use some assistance, please.
I am involved in a SPACE EXPO and we're in the process of determining what
the most
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Hi
I want to thank everyone for their input. For those taking their first
peek, I would like to know the coolest things you've experienced at an
exploratorium/museum that pertain to space and space travel-or any other
ideas you have
and their friends at the planets.
Thanks,
Peter
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I might be old fashioned but - my advice - Just put out some good
meteorites
with good lighting and let them have a good look
Hi,
I could really use some assistance, please.
I am involved in a SPACE EXPO and we're in the process of determining what the
most fun interactive exhibits might be for children who are 8-14.
With the foregoing in mind, what are some of the best interactive exhibits
you've seen that
Hi Darryl,
Just a few quick thoughts:
Scale model of the solar system
Meteorite hunting in a salted strewn field with magnet canes
digital polarizing microscope with a cool thin section
spectroscope
Mars rover race
Make a comet
telescope observing
Many of these ideas may not work for you.
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