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Author: Joyce Doyle
Major Program: Science, Engineering, and Technology
Teaching children to follow directions sometimes is a chore, but when you use science activities, they learn quickly if they do not follow directions, the experiment will be a flop. When science is taught, the participants think that it is magic and are always so attentive. This was proven at STEM and 4-H camp this year. I taught science to my 4-H campers and they responded with excitement.Lesson one: Air power. Balloons were put in a bottle
