The National After School Science Directory
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When & Where
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Oct 09, 2009 to
Mar 22, 2012
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Centennial Drive
Berkeley CA 94720-5200
See Location
Topics Covered
- Astronomy
Targeted Age Groups
- 4 years old and younger
- Ages 5-7
- Ages 8-10
Lawrence Hall of Science
A Sky Full of Stars
Opportunity Description
http://www.lhs.berkeley.edu/education/programs/pfsdetails?typevar=3
Why do stars look so small, while the Earth looks so big? In our exciting, inflatable-dome planetarium, students study how distance affects the apparent size of things. They speed through a day, sunrise to sunset, observing the sky and seeing how the Sun's position changes. At nightfall, students stargaze, spot the Big Dipper, and imagine other pictures in the stars.
Contacts
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lhsweb@berkeley.edu
510-642-5132
Program Information
Cost for Participation
$101-$500