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    Need help! Hands-on activity
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    I signed up for a booth at Techfest this year and I need to come up with a hands-on activity for the booth. It needs to be inspiring, educational, and fun. Also, the activity should be geared towards a 9th grade science understanding or below.

    Please, does anyone have any ideas?

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    Re: Need help! Hands-on activity
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    What about flourescent slime? It's super easy and inexpensive. You could set up a lesson on polymers, then make slime!

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