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Amazing Marsupials!

Motherhood is wonderful but it comes with a few difficulties. Pregnancy and…
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11 Apr 2016

What color do you like your celery? A classic experiment for kids

Before we do things with silverbeet leaves (see my last post) I want…
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17 Jan 2016

Fun with plants – Refraction

Let’s do a simple experiment. To prepare I’ve cut two silverbeet leaves…
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3 Jan 2016

What’s in my garden? A mini praying mantis

Look what I found on the side of my house. There were…
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2 Nov 2015

Fireside Science in the 19th Century

When we thought of a name for this blog we wanted to create an…
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5 Aug 2015

The Fantastic Mr Dahl

Roald Dahl had anything but a dull and boring life. I would say he…
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14 Jul 2015

Germs can be good for you

How do you feel when you hear the word germ? Once, a…
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29 Apr 2015

Why do we need chromosomes?

Our DNA usually hangs around in the nucleus – 46 long strings…
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23 Mar 2015

Discovering DNA

In the 21st century we have an amazing set of knowledge at…
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20 Jan 2015

Mitch Ladyman: What do mining companies do for the environment?

Mitch is out bush so he asked us to post this on…
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15 Dec 2014
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