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| New for November at The Franklin Institute Online... | |
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inQuiry Attic Leonid Meteor Shower November Math Problems
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Minutes from ME Historical Weather Data Eye Color and Genetics
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| Raise the Roof and Structures, our current feature exhibits, are open in the Mandell Center through March 5. |
| Step inside the inQuiry Attic where you'll find priceless objects from a century of inquiry. |  |
| Meet The Franklin Institute Online Fellows who are Wired@School. |  |
| Franklin...He's Electric! highlights the life and curiosity of Ben Franklin as well as the history of The Franklin Institute. |  |
| The Franklin Institute celebrates 175 Years of Science! |  |
| Meet Wilbur and Orville Wright in Flights of Inspiration. |
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| Explorations into the art and interplay of language with John D. MacArthur. |  |
| The Franklin Institute is proud to participate in National Public Science Day 2000.
In 1999, teams across the US celebrated Our Changing Earth. In 1998, students became Scientists in The City. |  |
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Now Playing in the Tuttleman Omniverse Theater... The Magic of Flight, Yellowstone, Wildfire, and Everest.
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| Browse the inQuiry Almanack archive to find interesting classroom and seasonal activities. |
| Did you see Eureka! A Techno-Mystery? This children's play premiered at The Franklin Institute. |
| The Franklin Institute Awards honor outstanding scientific achievements. The Journal of The Franklin Institute publishes scientific papers. |
| Don't miss the
online exhibits
about The Heart,
Ben Franklin, and
The Universe. Visit the ocean with Undersea and Oversee. Be your own neighborhood weather forecaster with Franklin's Forecast, an online exhibit about weather forecasting. Volcanoes erupt, the crust quakes, and rivers rage. EARTHFORCE is everywhere. |
| The Spotlights and Educational Hotlists make browsing the web more meaningful for anyone interested in science education. |
| For science teachers, the online units of study, like Wind and Living Things, support your hands-on science investigations. For quick classroom activities, browse through Minutes from ME. |
| The museum's science programs, like Camp-In, Discovery Camp, NBC 10's Earthwatch Weather Workshops, and Traveling Science Shows, are fun for all ages. |
| If you are
planning a visit to the museum, you'll need
this
information about
hours,
prices, and
travel directions. If you enjoy visiting, you may want
to consider our
membership
programs or
volunteering at The Franklin Institute. Plan a visit to the Fels Planetarium while you're here. The facility rentals staff can help you plan a special event at The Franklin Institute. |
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If you need to learn the basic skills for exploring the Web, use our World Wide Web Workbook. |
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| The Franklin Institute Science Museum is a member of the Science Learning Network. |  |
| The Franklin Institute's other outreach projects include CADETT and the National Science Partnership. | |
| The Franklin Institute Science Museum is the Demonstration Site for the Eisenhower Mid-Atlantic Consortium. |  |
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