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Thursday, 29 January 2015. Shelf Life - a Collection for Curious Minds. 1 Sexy People gave their opinion. My Dear Sexy Readers,. I was contacted a few weeks ago by Roberto from the Department of Marketing at the American Museum of Natural History. He was telling me about their new original series called Shelf Life. Shelf Life is a monthly feature and 3 episodes have been published so far. It truly is a 21st Century Museum Collection! In the second episode, m.

Integrating science and soul in education. Monday, January 21, 2008. Extending primary students in science through sustainability themes. I have been invited to run an extension program this year for Montagu. In the area of sustainability. Exploring it with mainly a science focus as well as incorporating art. I will be attending the school one day per week, taking 3 groups of 10 students for an eight week period. So what might it mean to extend students in this area? If we did understand th.

Bite-sized articles explaining the universe. Fun activity for those in the southern hemisphere right now! Step outside, look up to the west, and find the two brightest stars in the sky. The brightest one is Venus and the one below is Jupiter. They were at their closest point a few nights ago and are now moving away from each other again. By science in a can.

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