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AAAS works hard to encourage children from all types of backgrounds
to take and interest in science. You can get involved with your
child to encourage the love of learning. AAAS has several programs
to engage kids in science: science news for kids
from the AAAS journal, Science. For current and past
stories, click
here.
AAAS radio program answers listeners'
science questions about everyday curiosities.
features
African Americans in science, engineering and mathematics.
grassroots awareness-building effort
that strives to empower families to enhance their children's
science learning.
is an interactive, web-based
science story game that has been developed for 8- to 12-year-olds
and for individual use or team play in after-school clubs.
from
EurekAlert! for kids lets you be a genius, too, by uploading
one of your photos.
: upload your photo
to be on the cover of the world's most widely read science magazine.
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![[PHOTOGRAPH] Cloak lying over a bump on a flat surface. Both the bump and surface are covered in a reflective coating. The cloak makes it appear that microwaves hitting the bump are actually reflecting off a flat surface [Image courtesy of David Smith]](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090116033450im_/http://www.aaas.org/images/science_for_kids.jpg "[PHOTOGRAPH] Cloak lying over a bump on a flat surface. Both the bump and surface are covered in a reflective coating. The cloak makes it appear that microwaves hitting the bump are actually reflecting off a flat surface [Image courtesy of David Smith]")
