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Oak and Walker Schools Welcome DuPage Children's Museum for Hands-On Science Lessons

Both Oak School and Walker School in District 181 were able to bring science concepts to life for their second graders.

Both Oak School and Walker School in Community Consolidated School District 181 were able to bring science concepts to life for their second graders through a visit by the DuPage Children's Museum Lab R.A.T.S. (Radical Approach To the Subject). At Walker, students participated in the Estimation Station, a hands-on exhibit-based program designed to provide “real life” encounters with estimation of length, mass, volume, quantity, area, distance, and time. At Oak, the focus for second graders was magnets. Students created a “magnetic” art piece and enjoyed interactive exhibits as they learned about pole patterns, attraction and repulsion, and the properties of objects that are attracted to magnets

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