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I Was A Kid: A Science Notebooks Project with Karen Romano Young

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A science notebook is a tool to help you with your own work. What are some needs notebooks help their keepers meet? What can a notebook help YOU (and your students) do?

Join I Was A Kid author/illustrator Karen Romano Young along with teachers and National Park Service Rangers for this special Write Out event focused on making and using Notebooks in STEAM.

Timestamps:

00:00 Presentation by Karen Romano Young
22:58 Park Ranger Kristin Lessard from the Weir Farm National Historical Park introduces the range of science careers and pathways that are available via the National Park Service
26:50 Bridget Ye, a NPS intern/science communications assistant at the NE Coastal and Barrier Network, shares her science notebooks and writing
43:43 Group discussion
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