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Levers for Kids: Let’s Move Something
Kids these days must start learn how things in there surrounding works, like on playground there are seesaws and slides. From playing hopscotch to riding a seesaw they must learn what a lever is. Think of a long, strong stick … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Greeks, Archimedes, children's book illustration, dogfoose, effort, first-class lever, fulcrum, infographic, Infotoon, levers, load, magazine illustration, mnemonic device, physics
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Measuring Volume
Math can tell you how to determine the volume of a simple object (a ball or a block), but for those everyday objects that defy physical description (a pen, a stapler, one of your Hot Wheels® cars), the water displacement … Continue reading
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Tagged Archimedes, Eureka, hydrostatics, Infotoon, irregular object, measuring, physicist, volume
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