Global Warming Kids .Net:  a ClimateChangeEducation.org service


 Kids Science Centers, Aqauriums, Museums
 Taking on Global Warming and Climate Change Solutions
Kids Portal Website Global Warming Science Centers.




















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Mobile Climate Science Labs    
Presented by ClimateChangeEducation.org at Lawrence Hall of Science, Tech Museum,
Chabot Space & Science Center, California Academy of Sciences, The Exploratorium.



Birch Aquarium at Scripps
Feeling the Heat:
The Climate Challenge

Slideshow of Exhibit
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Letting Kids Discover Climate Change Science Evidence for Themselves



AAAS's Family Science Days
America's Finest Annual Hands-on Science Event
ClimateChangeEducation.org, NASA & Guests
National gathering of climate & energy science demo's.
Thousands together: kids, families, scientists, and press.






Teknikens Hus    Home [English]    About
     Exhibit: Klimatgreppet (Grasping Climate) [English]
      Very Hands On. Physical Interactives. Includes link to descriptive film.
Teacher Guidebook [72 page! pdf]     Links
Travelling Exhibit: Brochure[15 pg pdf]   Tour Schedule
Exhibit:Cold Poles Hot Stuff -- Arctic and Antarctic research
Tour Schedule     Brochure     Descriptive Film [Swedish]



Monterey Bay Aquarium --New Exhibit Opened March 29:
Exhibit on Climate Change: Hot Pink Flamingos
Flamingos Web Cam    Exhibit Animals    Changing Seas
Penguins    Wading Birds    Coral Reefs    Sea Turtles and Jellies
Hope Electrified    Caring Communities    How You can Help
Exhibits on Jellies and Penguins       

 
Global Warming Discovery
 
 
Breathing Space -- Planetarium
8 yrs up
Nausicaa -- Stormy Weather
 
 
Climate Change Backpack
Sila: Clue into Climate Change
 
 
Climate Change Show
   

New England Science Center Collaborative
Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, New Hampshire
 
Sila (Canada)
 


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