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Library Branch: Woodridge Public Library
Age Group: Children
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Wind Tunnel STEM Lab: BHM Celebration

11:00am–12:00pm
Children, Tweens
Full
Registration Required
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Library Branch: Woodridge Public Library
Age Group: Children, Tweens
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Be an engineer! Experiment with different types of objects in a wind tunnel lab using a wind tube on loan from the DuPage Children's Museum. What flies well? How does air move across objects? Make observations and chart your results.

This event is in the "Children" group
This event is in the "Tweens" group

Wind Tunnel STEM Lab: BHM Celebration

1:00pm–2:00pm
Children, Tweens
Full
Registration Required
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Library Branch: Woodridge Public Library
Room: Meeting Room AB
Age Group: Children, Tweens
Registration Required
Event Details:

Be an engineer! Experiment with different types of objects in a wind tunnel lab using a wind tube on loan from the DuPage Children's Museum. What flies well? How does air move across objects? Make observations and chart your results.

This event is in the "Children" group
This event is in the "Tweens" group

Wind Tunnel STEM Lab: BHM Celebration

3:00pm–4:00pm
Children, Tweens
Full
Registration Required
Please note you are looking at an event that has already happened.
Library Branch: Woodridge Public Library
Room: Meeting Room AB
Age Group: Children, Tweens
Registration Required
Event Details:

Be an engineer! Experiment with different types of objects in a wind tunnel lab using a wind tube on loan from the DuPage Children's Museum. What flies well? How does air move across objects? Make observations and chart your results.