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Searching for Micrometeorites

Are you looking for some fun space science to do with the kids now that the weather is warming up? Try collecting micrometeorites in your yard.

 

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Gather some simple materials:

  • large pan or bowl
  • glass beaker of distilled water
  • strong magnet
  • plastic bag
  • stove top
  • needle
  • tongs
  • microscope with slides

Then, head over to The Happy Housewife to check out my post about this cool new hobby for you to try at home.

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Hi! I’m Colleen — gifted specialist, educational consultant, author, speaker, and homeschool mom of four gifted and twice-exceptional kids.

I help parents understand the wonderfully complex neurodivergent kids in front of them, nurture their strengths, navigate their challenges, and build deeper connections along the way.

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