Classroom Resources
Looking for more to do in the classroom? The Science Zone can help! Find out more about the free resources we have to offer below.
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Water Cycle and Ground Water Model
From enVision Environmental Education, this model is a great tool for teaching about the water cycle, groundwater flow, and the impact of pollution and contaminents on surface and drinking water. Learn more about the enVision 2000 model and Rainmaker assembly at their website: http://www.gwmodel.com/. Please contact the Science Zone at (307) 473-9663 today to learn about borrowing this model for free! 
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Simple Circuit Projects
These activities are designed to build on the concepts behind simple circuits and an understanding of electricity and magnetism by turning theory into reality. These fun projects engage students in the creative design of projects and helps them build confidence in their use of tools and techniques to produce a number of “Circuit Games” to take home. 
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Water Bottle RocketsA great activity using simple household items. Build a rocket using a bottle at home and then take outside to launch. Keep clear of blasting area - and be sure to stay safe. Never stand above a charged rocket or point towards people, pets, or property.
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Guide to Tinkering |
Electrical Education: Science Lessons and Activities |
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Anyone with a little hands-on experience around the home can spend time tinkering and even repairing items. While some projects might be best left to professional handyman services, there are plenty of things that a novice can do as well. From fixing appliances to remodeling to even auto repair, tinkering can save money and provide valuable opportunities for learning. Even projects that don’t turn out as intended can be a learning experience.
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We are all living in such a digital age where we rely on electronically powered objects to help get us through our daily tasks. Ever wonder what would happen if that phone didn't work or that lamp couldn't turn on? Electricity is all around us and it is growing everyday. It's important for children and adults to take the time to learn about the history of electricity and how it operates. Learning basic electrical skills can help you win a science fair or help you accomplish tasks around the house that you would normally reach out to a professional for.
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