Carnegie Library Announces Science Programs for Children

Written By Nathan Duke

The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is launching Super Science programs for children in kindergarten through fifth grade.

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Super Science programs not only teach children about science, but also show them how to actively explore, experiment, and discover answers to questions, from how fossils form to how geological forces shape mountains.

The programs pair books with hands-on STEM activities that promote scientific inquiry while igniting wonder about the world of science. 

Some of the topics covered in Super Science programs include:

  • Animal Features and Adaptations

  • Bugs

  • Physics

  • Paleontology

  • Geology

  • Human Anatomy

The complete lineup of the Carnegie Library’s Super Science programs is available on its website.

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