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Looking to keep your high school and middle school students involved in the WONDERFUL WORLD OF SCIENCE during the holidays, OR while at home e- learning? The Indiana Academy of Science has brought help. How about engaging them in some Kitchen Table Science? Members of the Indiana Academy of Science are proud to present short videos to engage students around the state and beyond--- Kitchen Table Science!. These short videos have either been produced by or identified by Academy scientists, science educators, science graduate and undergraduate students of the Indiana Academy of Science. The videos are designed to enhance critical thinking skills through the use of scientific method in addressing a problem that has surfaced in a particular science discipline, graphically present the daily use of science, simply share knowledge about a topic of science that is of major interest today, or give guidance for students who have questions about how to become a scientist. Copy and Paste the following link and enjoy! https://www.indianaacademyofscience.org/young-scientists/resources-for-teachers-students/kitchen-table-science The Indiana Academy of Science is a non-profit (501c3) professional membership organization of Indiana scientists from industry and academia, science teachers and other science educators, and science graduate and undergraduate students. In existence since 1885, the Academy’s mission focuses on science research, science education, and scientist collaboration.

Looking to keep your high school and middle school students involved in the WONDERFUL WORLD OF SCIENCE during the holidays, OR while at home e- learning? The Indiana Academy of Science has brought help. How about engaging them in some Kitchen Table Science? Members of the Indiana Academy of Science are proud to present short videos to engage students around the state and beyond--- Kitchen Table Science!. These short videos have either been produced by or identified by Academy scientists, science educators, science graduate and undergraduate students of the Indiana Academy of Science. The videos are designed to enhance critical thinking skills through the use of scientific method in addressing a problem that has surfaced in a particular science discipline, graphically present the daily use of science, simply share knowledge about a topic of science that is of major interest today, or give guidance for students who have questions about how to become a scientist. Copy and Paste the following link and enjoy! https://www.indianaacademyofscience.org/young-scientists/resources-for-teachers-students/kitchen-table-science The Indiana Academy of Science is a non-profit (501c3) professional membership organization of Indiana scientists from industry and academia, science teachers and other science educators, and science graduate and undergraduate students. In existence since 1885, the Academy’s mission focuses on science research, science education, and scientist collaboration.

WALLA (Wabash Area lifetime Learning Association) is back with in person classes for fall 2021. With 32 courses for adults over 50, WALLA offers a variety of subjects to challenge the intellect and an atmosphere to encourage community. Registrations are due by October 4.

Enjoy stories, songs, and early literacy activities related to a different theme each week. This is a must register event. Registration is now open. You may register online at: https://tcpl.evanced.info/signup/EventDetails?EventId=26659&backTo=Week&startDate=2021/10/28 or You may register via telephone by calling 765-588-3002 Dr. Lewis J. and Marjory Urschel Meeting Room Event Type(s): Storytime Age Group(s): Kids

"The Power of Art: 110 Years in the Making" Exhibit will run through 11/28/21. The museum is open 7 days a week, 11-4pm. "The Power of Art: 110 Years in the Making" samples works from the entire 110-year history of the Art Museum’s Permanent Collection prepared by guest curator Lorie Amick, with the help of LaDonna Vohar and curator Andrea Klutzke. The Art Museum has collected a wealth of artwork that spans multitudes of mediums and artistic styles while staying focused on its identity to collect quality artwork.

Join the West Lafayette Public Library for a book-into-film event this Fall! We'll be reading through Frank Herbert's "Dune" - then offering a free screening of the new film to program participants! Register at this link to reserve your copy of the book: https://forms.gle/78339XZAmQd9JwU69 Join us for book discussions on September 20th, October 4th, and October 18th @ 6:00pm at City Hall, The Bean. And then join us for the free movie screening at GQT Wabash Landing on October 25th. For more information, contact the Library at 765-743-2261 or email refdesk@wlaf.lib.in.us

Join us on Facebook for live streamed stories that are fun for all ages! Find us at: https://www.facebook.com/TippecanoeCountyPublicLibrary Event Type(s): Storytime Age Group(s): Family, Kids

Looking to keep your high school and middle school students involved in the WONDERFUL WORLD OF SCIENCE during the holidays, OR while at home e- learning? The Indiana Academy of Science has brought help. How about engaging them in some Kitchen Table Science? Members of the Indiana Academy of Science are proud to present short videos to engage students around the state and beyond--- Kitchen Table Science!. These short videos have either been produced by or identified by Academy scientists, science educators, science graduate and undergraduate students of the Indiana Academy of Science. The videos are designed to enhance critical thinking skills through the use of scientific method in addressing a problem that has surfaced in a particular science discipline, graphically present the daily use of science, simply share knowledge about a topic of science that is of major interest today, or give guidance for students who have questions about how to become a scientist. Copy and Paste the following link and enjoy! https://www.indianaacademyofscience.org/young-scientists/resources-for-teachers-students/kitchen-table-science The Indiana Academy of Science is a non-profit (501c3) professional membership organization of Indiana scientists from industry and academia, science teachers and other science educators, and science graduate and undergraduate students. In existence since 1885, the Academy’s mission focuses on science research, science education, and scientist collaboration.

Join Jenny Buckner and Wolf Park’s wolf ambassadors for a workshop unlike any other. Participants will spend a portion of their first day photographing wolves with world-renowned photographer Monty Sloan. Using photographs of Wolf Park’s ambassador animals, Jenny will guide participants through her entire process of painting wolves and foxes; from drawing to finish, with special emphasis on light and shadow. Workshop attendees will learn how to make their paintings come alive! This program is designed for intermediate to expert level oil painters – no beginners please. October 26-29, 2021

Lapsit is designed for children from birth to 24 months of age. Program features rhymes, finger plays, songs, and more. This is a must register event. Registration is open: You may register online at: https://tcpl.evanced.info/signup/EventDetails?EventId=26680&backTo=Week&startDate=2021/10/28 or You may call 765-429-0119 Alfred J. and Dorothy N. McAllister Meeting Room B Event Type(s): Storytime Age Group(s): Kids