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Science Club Activities Guide Lisa Manning 12/22/03 This is a Guide is meant to suggest ideas for an after-school Science club. Obviously, after-school programs are voluntary, so our primary objective is to get the students there and keep them excited about Science . Activities are designed primarily to introduce students to interesting/exciting Science ideas, like motors, circuits, rockets, goofy putty, and squid. A secondary goal is to relate these ideas to Science concepts from the classroom, as well as explain Science topics. All Activities are designed to take between one and one and a half hours. (Our Science club meetings lasted an hour and a half; leftover time was used for organizational things or for snack time.) Also, consumable supplies are necessary for almost every activity These range in cost from $5 to $50 for supplying 20 students. With the exception of liquid nitrogen, all supplies are readily available from grocery and drug stores. Table of Contents 1. Liquid Nitrogen Demonstration 2.

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