Mad Science Presents Slippery Science

Sat, Jul 6 2024

10:30am - 11:00am

Blue Springs North Community Room

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Subjects

Science

Age Group

Ages 4 and up

Presenter

Mad Science

Registration

Registration Required

Join our Mad Scientist and explore the properties of polymers and discover what makes things bounce or stick together. This program is recommended for ages 4 to 6. Please register participating children only.

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