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sciZmic Newsletter 9: June 2003

Aventis Prizes online discussion
Messy Science at Kelham
KitBoxes for loan to SCIENCE CLUBS
Science club case studies
sciZmic at the BA Festival of Science - Sept

 

Aventis Prizes online discussion
16 - 20 June:
Ask the shortlisted Aventis Authors about their work! Visit www.scizmic.net or the sciZmic discussion boards. You will have to register, but it is relatively quick and painless. Follow the steps. If you can't wait that long, email your questions to books@scizmic.net www.aventisprizes.com [archived page - link removed]

The shortlisted books for the Junior Prize are:

Horrible Science: The Terrible Truth About Time
by Nick Arnold
Scholastic, £3.99, Age:8-12

The DK Guide to the Oceans
by Dr Frances Dipper
Dorling Kindersley, £9.99, Age:8-10

Get in Gear
by Sholly Fisch
Innovative Kids, £14.99, Age:8-12

Leap Through Time: Dinosaur
by Nicholas Harris
Orpheus Books, £5.99, Age:8-10

Why Can't I..? Series
by Sally Hewitt
Belitha Press, £10.99 each, Under 8s

The Way Science Works
by Robin Kerrod & Dr Sharon Ann Holgate
Dorling Kindersley, £14.99, Age:8-10

Messy Science at Kelham
sciZmic science clubs in Sheffield will be getting MESSY on July 18. To find out more, contact Katy Armstrong at Kelham Island Industrial Museum.

KitBoxes for loan to SCIENCE CLUBS
If you run a club in the Newcastle area, there are KitBoxes available for your science club to use. Contact Sarah Robinson at Life Science Centre ( 0191 243 8243). Plenty of ideas for your clubs. Other areas will soon have access to similar boxes!

Science club case studies
sciZmic is looking for science clubs to feature on its website. Your club doesn't have to be the best there is. It just has to work. We want to feature all kinds of club, to give new club leaders an idea of the huge variety of ways you can run a club. Featured clubs will receive a free sciZmic goody to thank them. Ros will be writing the case studies over the summer - watch this space.

sciZmic at the BA Festival of Science - Sept
Are you looking for something to do in September? Why not take your club along to the BA Festival pf Science at the University of Salford (8-12th). The sciZmic team will be there on Wednesday and Friday morning running 'sciZmic science, a debate with a difference' which will look at SARs. There are plenty of other things on that week, but places may be limited, so hurry up and book! www.the-ba.net

 

Rosalind Mist
Project Manager for sciZmic, the science discovery clubs network
ros@scizmic.net
3 Harvest Hill, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 1RU
Tel 01483 420261
www.scizmic.net

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