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MCP Shows - In school performing artists

Weather Wonders - the water cycle, weather, clouds, and more. On Campus Program

A science program about the weather, the water cycle, states of matter and clouds.  Children will find it fascinating to watch the various magic tricks that demonstrate steam, evaporation, snow, and ice. Types of precipitation will be taught as well as information about tornadoes and lightning. Lig...

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Dallas Arboretum

Moody Oasis: Path to Pollen Learning Gallery Program (Field Trip) - During School Day

Are insects our friends or foes? Are they pests? No! 75% of all flowering plants need animal pollinators. This includes the majority of the plant foods in our diet. In this program students learn about the important relationships between plants and pollinators and how each are adapted to benefit fro...

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MCP Shows - In school performing artists

Ring in the Holidays with Mrs. Claus Asynchronous - pre-recorded

Mrs. Claus (aka Margaret Clauder) will tell children 2 Christmas tales including "How Santa Got His Elves" and "The Boy With Too Many Toys." In addition to the holiday stories, Mrs. Claus will perform several puppet routines where the puppets will come to life, talk, and even sing a holiday song. ...

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MCP Shows - In school performing artists

Reading and Rhyming with Mother Goose PRE-RECORDED PROGRAM

This popular character encourages children to read Mother Goose books, learn to act out rhymes dramatically by playing "the Mother Goose game" and enjoy making up, reading, and listening to poetry. Children are taught multiple rhymes and encouraged to act out the rhymes on their own. Children will ...

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Dallas Arboretum

Garden Art (Field Trip)

How does light travel? In this lesson, students will first complete three investigations to explore how light travels in a straight line and changes direction when reflected or refracted. They will then be challenged to use what they learned about light to design a prototype of an art piece for the ...

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Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Earth and Space Family Science Night - Campus Visit

Three…two…one…blast off! Launch into learning about our planet, solar system, and universe. Activities will explore weather and landforms, rockets and rovers, the possibility of life on other planets, and so much more! In order to request your program you must copy/paste in your browser and...

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MCP Shows - In school performing artists

The Science of Bubbles - Asynchronous - pre-recorded

Bubbleologist,Professor Pop, will teach the scientific method using bubbles. Gravity; motion, diffusion, reflection, geometric shapes and more will be demonstrated and explained in this lively, fun filled program. A handout accompanies this program with a recipe for homemade "bubble juice" so stud...

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Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Reporting on History - Dallas Civil Rights

Students put on their journalists' hats and go back to the 1960s to better understand the Civil Rights Movement in Dallas. Through primary sources, from on-site film footage to eyewitness reports, they will write their own front-page news story on the Civil Rights sit-in at the Piccadilly Cafeteria....

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Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Youth Concert - Music of the People

Join us as the Dallas Symphony brings folk tales and folk music to the stage! Call Sabrina Siggers at 214-981-2928 to make reservations. Tickets are $6.50 each....

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