Museum Learning at Home

Science, experiments and dinosaurs—oh, my! Over the next few weeks, the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is going online with exciting science lessons, videos and experiments. This distance-learning programming is a great solution for parents who want to infuse science into their child’s lesson plans while holding down the fort at home. Science shows will take place every weekday. For more information, follow MODS on Facebook (#virtualmods) and visit mods.org.

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