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Join URI- NASA Space Grant Consortium for the program: Life on Earth...and Maybe Mars? Wednesday, April 24 at 4 pm for kids 6+ Dawn Cardace, Ph.D from the Department of […]
“Life in Lava Caves on Earth and (maybe!) Mars” Have you ever visited a cave? Did you know caves exist on other planets too!? Caves on Mars could be the […]
Explore brain science through a fun interactive workshop! On Saturday, May 11th at 1:00 pm, join students from Roger Williams University to participate in a fun educational program all about […]
Join the library and Brain Waves RI as we disuess the most amazing organ in our body, the brain! Learn all about brain structure, memory, and common brain myths. Engage […]
Welcome to The Great Traveling Owl Prowl, an exciting new program for kids and families from Wild Lives and the Community Libraries of Providence (CLPVD). Every Wednesday in June from […]
Brain Waves RI will be be holding an interactive workshop on the brain for teens and adults ages 13+. Learn about: Brain structure Memory Bipolar Disorder Cognitive flexibility Common myths […]
Welcome to The Great Traveling Owl Prowl, an exciting new program for kids and families from Wild Lives and the Community Libraries of Providence (CLPVD). Every Wednesday in June from […]
Explore the world of fossils and rocks through hands-on activities at four rotating stations. Participants can identify fossils, create “fossils” by pressing shells and bones into clay, tell stories using […]
Welcome to The Great Traveling Owl Prowl, an exciting new program for kids and families from Wild Lives and the Community Libraries of Providence (CLPVD). Every Wednesday in June from […]
Welcome to The Great Traveling Owl Prowl, an exciting new program for kids and families from Wild Lives and the Community Libraries of Providence (CLPVD). Every Wednesday in June from […]
Park Ranger Sparkle Bryant will introduce kids to Roger Williams and his life’s work to gain religious freedom. Using a giant floor map, students follow Roger Williams’ travels across the landscape of Southeastern New England. Although the program is mainly history-based, it incorporates science, natural history, language arts, and geography! No registration is required.
SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS "Science is a system of observations and experiments used to gain knowledge about how the universe works".
