Water Power Science Project - Flow & Go Boat

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Mary Porter Green
Curiosity Zone
www.CuriosityZone.com  
 

Mary Porter Green is Founder, President and Chief Curiosity Officer for Curiosity Zone, the award-winning hands-on science center for kids in located in Ashburn, Virginia (just outside Washington, D.C.)  Through fun, familiar projects and activities, Curiosity Zone inspires kids ages 2 to 11 to explore, discover and learn about the world around them. Through teaching science to more than 60,000 young kids over the last five years, Curiosity Zone has developed a proprietary, proven curriculum with more than 160 engaging science labs designed to inspire young kids in science. The labs cover all of the major sciences, including chemistry, physics, life science, earth science, weather, and astronomy, as well as concepts in engineering and math.  Curiosity Zone’s weekly classes, summer camps, birthday parties and workshops offer a smarter enrichment experience for twenty-first century kids, and its toy store is a wonderful resource for parents and teachers interested in inspiring young kids in science.

Water Power Science Project - Flow & Go Boat

In this video series, Mary Porter Green the founder of Curiosity Zone demonstrates how to make fun science projects for kids. Mary demonstrates different types of fascinating projects from a water power science project to numerous wind power projects. She also covers a few chemical reaction projects.

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