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Science Museums:     more books (100)

Memorial Museums: The Global Rush to Commemorate Atrocities by Paul Williams, 2008-02-15 The Origins of the Motion Picture: An Introductory Booklet on the Pre-history of the Cinema (A Science Museum Booklet) by David Bowen Thomas, 1964 Soda Science (Boston Children's Museum Activity Book) by Bernard Zubrowski, 1997-05-23 Museums, Society, Inequality (Museum Meanings) New Museum Theory and Practice: An Introduction Museum Basics (Heritage: Care-Preservation-Management) by Timothy Ambrose, Crispin Paine, 2006-04-18 The Exploratorium Science Snackbook: Cook Up Over 100 Hands-On Science Exhibits from Everyday Materials (Jossey-Bass Teacher) by Exploratorium Teacher Institute, 2009-10-05 Reinventing the Museum, Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on the Paradigm Shift by Gail Anderson, 2004-04 Museum Origins: Readings in Early Museum History and Philosophy Do Museums Still Need Objects? (The Arts and Intellectual Life in Modern America) by Steven Conn, 2009-10-12 Learning in the Museum (Museum Meanings) by George E. Hein, 1998-04-21 Living Museums in Scandinavia Identity and the Museum Visitor Experience by John H. Falk, 2009-06-30 Making of the Modern World: Milestones of Science and Technology (Science Museum) by The Science Museum, 1997-10-09

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41. Florida Science Museums And Planetariums
    You are here Home Attractions Museums Science. Sponsor this page. Thisspace available. Attractions. Florida science museums and Planetariums.  
    http://www.floridasmart.com/attractions/museums_sci.htm
    
    Extractions: Florida History, Planetarium and Aquarium South Florida Science Museum Palm Beach County, West Palm Beach Tampa Museum of Science and History (MOSH) Duval County, Jacksonville ODYSSEY Science Center Leon County The Orlando Science Center Orange County, Orlando Imaginarium Hands-On Museum Lee County, Ft. Myers Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) Broward County, Ft. Lauderdale Miami Museum of Science Dade County, Miami

42. Limn Studios
    Provides educational and creative exhibits to meet the needs of museum directors and their staffs. Specializes in history museums, natural history museums, science museums, visitor centers and historical sites.  
    http://www.limnstudios.com
    
    Extractions: Limn, founded in 1977, brings a wealth of experience, an award winning history, and a multi-faceted expertise to every project. We specialize in science, history, and natural history museums, visitor centers, and historic centers. Close client interaction is Limn's focus during all phases of exhibit planning, design, construction, and delivery. Our proven, published methodology for defining client mandates, expectations, aims and objectives at project start-up maximizes client satisfaction and production efficiency.

43. Science Museums
    List of science museums and Centers State Chesapeake Bay MaritimeMuseum; The Mariners' Museum; Nauticus; Science Museum of Virginia;  
    http://www.vast.org/vastmus.html

44. Science Museums
    New York City science museums and Field Trips. Museums, Zoos. American Museumof Natural History http//www.amnh.org/ education/educatorsguide.html,  
    http://www.nycenet.edu/oit/science/museums.htm

45. Science Museums - WebTopic - France & Associates
    This WebTopic is a collection of web site reviews about science museums. In thisWebTopic, we will take you on a tour of the best science museums on the web.  
    http://www.franceandassociates.net/wtscimuseums.html
    
    Extractions: at amazon.com: Hands-On Science Explorations Science is one of those things that you need to do in order to learn it. In this WebTopic , we will take you on a tour of the best science museums on the web. You'll get hands-on experiences, some of which you can't realistically do in real life, but are possible with the web! We're presenting only those sites that have significant online exhibits. We left out the run-of-the-mill museums which had only admission prices, hours of operation, and other boring info more appropriate for an answering machine message. Be sure to also see our list of books, CD-ROM's, videos, and kits. Exploratorium Home Page One of our favorite real-world places is the Exploratorium, a hands-on science museum in San Francisco's marina district. Even if it isn't possible for you to visit it in person (although you might want to do that, too!), you can interact with online versions of many of their top exhibits. If you're into experimenting, learn how to make your own science demonstrations with samples from the books The Exploratorium Science Snackbook and Hands-On Science (see below for more information on these books). For a real treat that showcases multimedia features, have a look at the special exhibit called "A Culture of Learning."

46. BUBL LINK: 507 Natural Sciences: Museums
    Subjects science museums DeweyClass 507.4 ResourceType museum Location usaLost Museums of Sciences Links to science museums and resources worldwide.  
    http://link.bubl.ac.uk/sciencemuseums
    
    Extractions: Location: uk Canadian National Museum of Science and Technology Corporation Corporation of three Canadian Museums (the National Museum of Science and Technology, the National Aviation Museum, and the Agriculture Museum). Includes information on the collections and activities of the three constituent museums. Information available in French and English. Location: canada Encyclopedia Smithsonian An A-Z guide to the Smithsonian Institution, with answers to FAQs and a collection of Smithsonian resources. Provides materials arranged by subject including agriculture, ceramics, jazz, locomotives, photography and stamps, together with information specific to the Smithsonian such as admission fees, historical information, outreach programs and volunteer opportunities.

47. Physics Around The World: History Of Science & Science Museums
    Physics Around the World History of Science science museums. Books. Physics byAristotle Electronic Book. science museums. Handson Science Centers Worldwide.  
    http://physics.hallym.ac.kr/physics-services/physics_history2.html
    
    Extractions: P hysics A round the W orld T his P age: N ewlett. H istory ... ther S ee A lso: C omp. J ournals ... un M ore: I ndex S earch ... omment Chernobyl and its consequences [Kurchatov Institute, Russia] DOE Office of Human Radiation Experiments Home Page The History of Mathematics [Trinity College, Dublin]

48. Atomic
    science museums. List of science museums by Dept. of Energy. Inquiry Learningthrough some science museums, by the Science Learning Network.  
    http://pdg.lbl.gov/~aerzber/aps_museums.html
    
    Extractions: Particle ... List of Science Museums by Dept. of Energy. Inquiry Learning through some science museums, by the Science Learning Network. Hands-on Science Centers Worldwide. Lists of museums, some with reviews. Science Museums and Exhibits. Lists of science museums with online exhibits, ones with historic instruments, links. From U. Washington. Exploratorium. The best museum in person or online! Many interactive explorations, webcasts, things to make at home, etc. Franklin Institute Online. Photos, text, and experiments to do.

49. MuseumRegister: Science Museums: Categories
    Catgories of science museums throughout the world. A MuseumRegister category. ScienceMuseums Alphabetical List. science museums Categories.  
    http://www.museumregister.com/maincategories/Sciences/Categories.html

50. Museums Online: South Africa
    Browse several South African art, culture and science museums by subject or by region.  
    http://www.museums.org.za/

51. MuseumRegister.com™: Science Museums: Alphabetical List
    science museums throughout the world alphabetical list. A MuseumRegister category. ScienceMuseums Categories. science museums Alphabetical List.  
    http://www.museumregister.com/maincategories/Sciences/AlphaList.html

52. HHMI Grants / Competition For Science Museums And Related Informal Science
    Precollege program competition Grants to science museums and informal scienceeducation institutions to support preK to 12th-grade science education.  
    http://www.hhmi.org/grants/funding/inst/museums.html
    
    Extractions: HHMI HOME ALSO OF INTEREST HHMI News Releases Announcing Grant Competitions and Awards Articles from the Grants Office Feature Stories about HHMI Grantees Participation is by invitation only. HHMI awards four-year grants to support pre-K to 12th-grade science education. The grants are awarded to museums, zoos, aquaria, arboreta, environmental education and nature centers, and botanical gardens for work with students and their families, teachers, and community groups to develop educational activities that focus on biology or that integrate biology with other disciplines. See program objectives Competition Schedule and Program Announcement

53. Www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/hstm/hstm_mus.htm
    Similar pages Geology and earth science museums.Listing of geology and earth science museums. GMHq's is the webslargest information resource Geology and Earth science museums  
    http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/hstm/hstm_mus.htm

54. Links: Science Museums And Centres
    Your browser does not support script, LINKS. Suggest a link via email.science museums AND CENTRES. South Africa. MTN ScienCentre The  
    http://www.fest.org.za/links/centres.html

55. Online Science Museums
    Online science museums contain many wonderful exhibits, resources for inquirybasedexplorations, and links to other Internet science resources.  
    http://www.literacynet.org/science/museums.html
    
    Extractions: Online science museums contain many wonderful exhibits, resources for inquiry-based explorations, and links to other Internet science resources. Many exhibits contain detailed educational activities for teaching and learning. The websites usually have outstanding images, maps, and audio-visual connections. Here are some of the best for learners of all ages! The Ocean Planet, a Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition: http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/ocean_planet.html This exhibition draws attention to the world's ocean systems, representing the ". . .over 99 percent of living space on Earth.all habitable by plants and animals." The Smithsonian created the exhibition to share recent research in ocean systems and to promote ocean conservation. The actual traveling exhibition is touring museums around the country from 1996-1999. This online version is wonderful. Start with the Exhibition Overview to see the scope of the exhibit and the wealth of material it contains. There are interdisciplinary lesson plans in an online booklet available for downloading in Adobe Acrobat format. Many activities include opportunities to practice math and writing skills. Be sure to try "There Are Algae in Your House!" in the Ocean Market lesson. http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/OCEAN_PLANET/HTML/education_lesson1.html

56. Science & Numeracy: Teacher/Tutor: Online Science Museums
    Teacher/Tutor Online science museums Online science museums containmany wonderful exhibits, resources for inquirybased explorations  
    http://www.literacynet.org/sciencelincs/ttonlinescimuseums.html
    
    Extractions: Go: Western/Pacific LINCS Teacher/Tutor Online science museums contain many wonderful exhibits, resources for inquiry-based explorations, and links to other Internet science resources. Many exhibits contain detailed educational activities for teaching and learning. Once again, math is a necessary tool for these activities. The websites usually have outstanding images, maps, and audio-visual connections. Here are some of the best for learners of all ages! The Ocean Planet, a Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition: This exhibition draws attention to the world’s ocean systems, representing the "…over 99 percent of living space on Earth…all habitable by plants and animals." The Smithsonian created the exhibition to share recent research in ocean systems and to promote ocean conservation. The actual traveling exhibition is touring museums around the country from 1996-1999. This online version is wonderful. Start with the Exhibition Overview to see the scope of the exhibit and the wealth of material it contains. There are interdisciplinary lesson plans in an online booklet available for downloading in Adobe Acrobat format. Many activities include opportunities to practice math and writing skills. Be sure to try "There Are Algae in Your House!"

57. Fairchild Tropical Garden Science Museums
    science museums. A Special Passport Program. These include museums andscience centers across the United States and around the world!  
    http://www.ftg.org/publicprograms/scimuseums.html
    
    Extractions: What's Blooming A Special Benefit for Fairchild Tropical Garden Members Your membership at Fairchild Tropical Garden entitles you to benefits at other member organizations of the Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) through the Travel Passport Program. These include museums and science centers across the United States and around the world! Museums participating in the ASTC Travel Passport Program agree to waive general admission fees for one another's members. Fees for planetariums, theaters, and special exhibitions are not waived unless specified. Passport Program Participants click here Please note that this list may contain museums in your area that may NOT offer free admission under Passport Program guidelines. Participating museums located within 90 miles of each other are not required to offer free admission to each other's members. Call your museum for more details. In addition to the listing below, the Passport Program participant list is in printable PDF format – either in a 6-page document (7 point font) or a 17-page document in large print (12 point font). You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader Passport Participant list in PDF:

58. Ohio Science Museums
    Ohio science museums. Ohio has many museums dedicated to promoting understandingof science and natural history. Other museums celebrate  
    http://ano.wro.org/museum.htm
    
    Extractions: Ohio Science Museums Ohio has many museums dedicated to promoting understanding of science and natural history. Other museums celebrate Ohio's rich legacy, from aviation to inventiveness, contributions that have helped shape the modern world. If you would like to add or update a listing, please send the changes to The Neil Armstrong Museum commemorates the greatest journey in the history of mankind, Apollo XI - the mission that put men on the moon - and is a tribute to Neil A. Armstrong, Wapakoneta's native son, the first man to walk on the surface of the Moon, whose "one small step for a man" was indeed "a giant leap for mankind." The museum opened to much fanfare of July 20, 1972, three years to the day after Armstrong's historic walk on the moon. Today, the museum receives over 80,000 visitors every year, and stands as a receptacle of Ohio's aeronautical history, and as a monument to Ohio's contribution to the history of aviation and space exploration. The Boonshoft Museum of Discovery

59. Science Museums. Discover The Science Museums Of The United Kingdom
    science museums. Discover the science museums of the United Kingdom.Find the Weddings. We found the following 'Science' museums. Almond  
    http://www.information-museums.co.uk/museum-search.php?ty=Science

60. Science Museums - Visiting Science Museums- Tips For Science Museums With Kids
    science museums. Tips for visiting Science Musems with Kids More science museums.• Links for science museums TIPS for visiting science museums  
    http://travelwithkids.about.com/library/weekly/aa020602.htm
    
    Extractions: Science museums for kids are a curious hybrid: are they meant for fun? Or to educate? My nearest city, Vancouver B.C., has a science museum Science World that's a great tourist attraction, and when we visit, my kids have a wonderful time and run around from one exhibit to another, trying to do everything at once, like maniacs. But sometimes I wonder: couldn't they have the same kind of crazy fun at, say, the ballroom of a fast-food establishment? So much knowledge is laid out around them, yet they whiz from a cloud chamber to a gravitram in two seconds flat...

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