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Lights, Camera, Action . . . It’s <em>Science Friday</em>!

Science and Children—September 2010

Science Friday’s motto “Making Science User-Friendly” was the authors’ inspiration, as was its format for a segment on the morning broadcast at Forest View Elementary School. Patterned after National Public Radio’s Science Friday, this special feature was designed to provide an opportunity for budding scientists to communicate their discoveries to the entire school community. It features student scientists who share their research, observations, class projects, experiments, and natural history collections.

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