Explore the various light and rock forms beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Learn about asteroids, comets, and stars! Examine the Earth’s moon and the hundreds of other moons that exist in space. Blast off into outer space and discover the stars and planets that have fascinated scientists for centuries.
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Find out where the broccoli on your plate and the milk in your glass actually come from! Learn how farm animals such as sheep, horses, and cows provide resources we use every day. Discover ways you can grow your own fruits and vegetables!
The animals are calling for our help!
Help save animals by learning about animal shelters, animal hospitals, and ways in which you can help injured animals. Create a plan to tackle an oil spill and save many animals. Discuss ways in which veterinarians heal animals.
The animals are calling for our help! Help save animals by learning about animal shelters, animal hospitals, and ways in which you can help injured animals. Create a plan to tackle an oil spill and save many animals. Discuss ways in which veterinarians heal animals.
No experience or previous knowledge required. For Ages 6-9. Space is Limited. Little Lab Coats is brought to you by Noble and Greenough Student, Niki, who has a passion for teaching science.
For more information please contact Youth Services Librarian, Laura Connell, at .
The Caterpillar Lab comes to the Dedham Public Library.
Come meet some of the most amazing animals that live in and around New England (and also some humans who know a lot about them). See dozens of live examples, and learn about their fascinating and sometimes bizarre journey from tiny egg to full grown butterfly or moth.
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Dedham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
Note: The Dedham Public Library is happy to be able to provide safe, in-person programming again. We do require that patrons wear masks, maintain the social-distancing practice of six feet apart, and suggest the use of hand sanitizer before and after our programs.
Patrons that have tested positive for COVID-19, are waiting for COVID-19 test results, have COVID-19 symptoms, or have had close contact with a person who has tested positive for or who has symptoms of COVID-19, are not to attend in-person programs and should chose online programs, when available.
Pack your bags for a trip to a faraway place… New England! Learn about different woodland creatures that you might find in your backyard. Discover how your backyard might support an entire ecosystem. Create your own forest of fun creatures and critters.
No experience or previous knowledge required. For Ages 6-9. Space is Limited. Little Lab Coats is brought to you by Noble and Greenough Student, Niki, who has a passion for teaching science.
For more information please contact Youth Services Librarian, Laura Connell, at .
Trade your science goggles for chef hats as we explore the science going on in our very own kitchens. Understand the science behind taste, what makes food delicious, and unique ways chefs use science to create edible masterpieces.
No experience or previous knowledge required. For Ages 6-9. Space is Limited. Little Lab Coats is brought to you by Noble and Greenough Student, Niki, who has a passion for teaching science.
For more information, please contact Youth Services Librarian, Laura Connell, at .