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Eric Patysiak demonstrated centrifugal force by spinning a board with cups on it to the amazement of the children.
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David Moscato talked about rocks and Earth history to Daniel Bromes, left, Joseph Krupka, Jonathan Jeter and the rest of the class.
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Ethan and Vivian Bertiguette color pictures of the planets in the solar system.
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Eric Patysiak helped Noah Aalbue with his rocket assembly.
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Marysol Alvarado, left, and Haylee Senter put fins on rockets they were building.
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Lydia Mang and Harley Morgan color and cut out their solar systems.
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Kids from Rockville Centre and surrounding towns spent part of their winter break doing more than staying in the house.
The Center for Science Teaching and Learning at the Tanglewood Preserve hosted a series of classes for kids over the break. They were all fun and educational.
Kids learned about physics — like how centrifugal force works — and built rockets. They got to see and pet the animals at the CSTL and even learned about geology. It was an information- and fun-filled series of classes.
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