If you have a budding scientist at home, check out storytimefromspace.com. Our favorite book so far is Rosie Revere Engineer. And we are excited to see the results of their experiments when they are posted, especially the ones on buoyancy and balance.
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Science experiments and storytime from space
Uploaded: Apr 30, 2018If you have a budding scientist at home, check out storytimefromspace.com. Our favorite book so far is Rosie Revere Engineer. And we are excited to see the results of their experiments when they are posted, especially the ones on buoyancy and balance.
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