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The Museum’s Science Stars Program Gets Off to a Shining Start!
As announced at the groundbreaking for our new building back in March, the Miami Science Museum is implementing a new program called Science Stars, intended to reach out to communities who may not have had a chance to visit us … Continue reading
ASPIRE!
Students and facilitators of the Upward Bound Program, President and CEO of the Miami Science Museum Gillian Thomas, and Vice President of Education Dr. Judy Brown accept the AT&T ASPIRE Program Award check from AT&T Executive, JC Flores to support … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, In the Community, Partnerships
Tagged AT&T Aspire, Upward Bound Math & Science
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Beep Beep! Special Delivery!
Let ECHOS Year 2 begin! In the second week of September, just in time for back to school, ECHOS staff delivered 38 material kit sets to 38 classrooms at 21 Head Start childcare centers. Teachers of local Head Start centers … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, For Teachers, In the Community, Partnerships
Tagged ECHOS, Head Start
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Students Help Design Game for New Hurricane Exhibit
Have you ever been to a Museum and wondered how the exhibits are created? How do they decide what the interactive exhibit experiences should be? Who designs them? Do exhibits get tested before they officially open? Young people participating in … Continue reading
Go Green!
There are only so many hours in the day, but still, students in the second session of Digital WAVE this summer managed to build an entire 3D house in a virtual world in just 2 weeks. The goal was to … Continue reading
5, 4, 3, 2, 1….. Blast Off!
This summer, young people from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade are doing all kinds of things at the Miami Science Museum’s Summer Camp. From Kitchen Chemistry and Icky Sticky Goopy Glop, from Amusement Park Physics to Superhero Science, they are designing video games, investigating … Continue reading
The S101 Submarine Dives into the Museum!
It’s not a sentence you would expect to hear. A submarine dives into the Miami Science Museum! But this summer, from July 28 – August 12, the S101 submarine is on display at the Museum, thanks to a partnership with the OceanGate … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, In the Museum, MiaSci at Large, Partnerships
Tagged Digital Wave, OceanGate Foundation, S101 Submarine, Summer Camp
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ROVs Boldly Go Where Students Can’t Go
Underwater exploration is difficult for some obvious reasons, but it’s so important to understand marine environments. How does pollution affect marine life near the shore? What effect does temperature and salt levels have on the growth of seaweed? Does the … Continue reading
The Greenest (Virtual) House in Miami!
The Digital WAVE students have learned a lot this summer – building their own circuits powered by wind, water, and the Sun… following through the Energy Tracker exhibits at the Museum… meeting Martin Keeley, Education Director of the Mangrove Action … Continue reading
Restoring Mangroves on Virginia Key
Being in south Florida, we are literally surrounded by precious natural environments – the ocean, the coral reefs, mangroves, the Everglades, to name a few. That means we are in a position to negatively affect our surroundings if we don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Digital Wave, Fernando Bretos, Reclamation Project
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