Experiments at home are a great way to have fun and do a little science at the same time without it feeling too much like school.
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Experiments at home are a great way to have fun and do a little science at the same time without it feeling too much like school.
Kids launched pumpkins, made snow, learned about the human body, saw molten glass poured at almost 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit and were amazed by strong magnets at Coe College’s annual Playground of Science last month.
Instead of eardrums, spiders hear using tiny, sensitive hairs that move in response to sounds.
Once a month, The Gazette’s host and guest chefs prepare and present an easy-to-follow recipe
Iowa City fourth graders attend live performance by University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra
Whether it’s in the classroom or at home, kids are learning leadership by prioritizing their assigned responsibilities and looking out for each other
Students grow vegetables and flowers, eat fresh produce and learn outside in new on-campus garden
Tanager Place therapist shares advice on how to make friends and meet your needs while following school rules
Humans can throw on a warm jacket or coat when it gets cold. But have you ever wondered how animals make do when the seasons change?
The best way to get into the spirit of Halloween is by sitting down and watching a spooky movie.
The 10-year-old who joined the Five Seasons Ski Team in Cedar Rapids last summer is already looking forward to next season
Dressing up ‘feels like a second skin’ to Washington High student
Students from Cedar River Academy sampled leafy-green vegetables like kale, chard and grapes off the vine
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