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The Burlington Science Center Staff
(and a few of their "tools of the trade")
share their hands-on approach to Elementary School Science.
The
Burlington Science Center, part of the Burlington Public School System,
was established in September,1984. Modeled after the successful Needham
Science Center in Needham, MA, it was initiated in Burlington by John
Papadonis. Wendy Pavlicek joined the staff in September 2000 as the Natural
Science Specialist.
Focusing
on grades K - 5, the Science Center's goals are to make Science "come-alive"
for both teachers and students and to support an active elementary science
curriculum.
In short, our objectives are to:
Provide materials for hands-on science learning : seeing, doing and
discovering.
Expose
students to a variety of sciences : physical, earth, life, chemistry
and applied.
Spark students curiosity about the world around them.
Provide experiences difficult for a classroom teacher and lessons on
current scientific events.
Ingredients
in Our Recipe for Inquiry
Burlington
Science Center Wishlist
The
Burlington Science Center
123 Cambridge Street, Burlington, MA 01803
(781) 270 - 1835
e-mail:
sciencecenter@burlington.mec.edu
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