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A penguin's wings are too small for them to fly. We have arms that also don't work for flying. But we can invent machines that help us fly like birds, swim like fish, and even go to outer space! Draw or list inventions you know of that help us travel in air, water, or space. Then be an inventor. Invent a new way people can travel.

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Rain Clouds in a Jar -  Fun DIY Science Experiment for Kids

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Cloud In A Jar | Weather Experiments |  Easy Science Experiments For Kids

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Possible Activity:  What kind of animals that hatch from eggs can you see outside?

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Possible Activity:  What kind of animals that hatch from eggs can you see outside?

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use toilet paper roles, decorate with paper and stickers, hang a string and explore outside and look for animals that hatch from eggs

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Clean Up, Pick Up, Put Away Strategy Song | Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood | PBS LearningMedia

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Daniel and his friends celebrate their clean-up day at the park with a picnic. They think about all of the ways that neighbors clean up every day. Teach kids how to pick up after themselves. Cleaning up is a good tool to stay organized and keep the parks clean!

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Make a Hero Self Portrait | Crafts for Kids

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Help your child draw a self portrait and write down qualities that represent who she is in this creative activity.

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What Are the Northern Lights? | Ready Jet Go! | PBS LearningMedia

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Did you know that the Earth has its very own light show? In this clip from Ready Jet Go!, Jet and the gang try to find the fabled northern lights. Face 9000 explains that the northern lights (or aurora borealis) are caused when solar particles from the sun colide with the magnetic fields on the North and South poles.

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Build Edible Nests | Recipes for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Some animals, like birds, build and inhabit amazingly durable nests from readily available materials in their environments. In this activity, build a one-of-a-kind nest and then snack on it afterwards!

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Building Bridges - Episode | The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! | PBS LearningMedia

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Join Nick, Sally, and the Cat in the Hat as they learn about bridges and what makes them work! In this episode of The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!, Nick and Sally are trying to figure out how to build a drawbridge.

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Plant a Terrarium | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Plants in the wilderness need light, water, and soil to grow. You and your child can create a self-sufficient terrarium in your home. A terrarium is a micro-environment: moisture evaporates, then condensates and falls back down (just like rain) in an enclosed glass container. Bring the great outdoors inside!

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Changing Arctic Landscape | PBS LearningMedia

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This video adapted from the Arctic Athabaskan Council highlights the effects that the increase in average global tempeartures is having on the Arctic landscape. Melting permafrost, increased erosion, and dying trees are presented as evidence that Earth's northernmost region is on the front line of climate change.

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What are the Responsibilities of a Bridge Inspector? | PBS LearningMedia

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Examine the responsibilities of a bridge inspector and learn what West Virginia event led to changes in the inspection laws.

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For tens of thousands of years, underground reservoirs across the world have been collecting water. In recent decades, humans have been pumping this groundwater far faster than it can possibly be replenished. Now, our demands on underground freshwater are outstripping supplies. The ground is sinking in places all over the world, and huge cracks in the earth's surface are cropping up.

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Cracks in the Earth | The Molecule That Made Us

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For tens of thousands of years, underground reservoirs across the world have been collecting water. In recent decades, humans have been pumping this groundwater far faster than it can possibly be replenished. Now, our demands on underground freshwater are outstripping supplies.

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'Pulse' opens on the rock and ice of Greenland, where geologist Stephen Mojzsis shares a new theory on how water first arrived on Planet Earth. See the world's longest insect migration, and meet the Munoz family, who use cutting edge time-lapse rigs to show the rare spectacle of deserts around the world exploding from barren wastelands into rich carpets of flowers. But the pulse is under threat.

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Episode 1: Pulse | The Molecule That Made Us

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'Pulse' opens on the rock and ice of Greenland, where geologist Stephen Mojzsis shares a new theory on how water first arrived on Planet Earth. See the world's longest insect migration, and meet the Munoz family, who use cutting edge time-lapse rigs to show the rare spectacle of deserts around the world exploding from barren wastelands into rich carpets of flowers.