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The article is titled "Magic introduces kids to science principles."  Way to go, YES teens!

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So I mentioned one of my favorite activities was Thumb-less. Here's how it went over:

"Diane Miller exhibits her domain, the Saint Louis Science Center’s Taylor Community Science Resource Center, with gracious enthusiasm. The Center, itself, reflects her hospitality. 'I wanted the architect to provide us that front wall of windows so the community would feel welcome to come in. The windows are important to me. They say we have nothing to hide; we want you in here.'" Click here to read the whole article on the Saint Louis Commerce Magazine Website.

How does your garden grow-in the winter?

Not too many people in St. Louis will ask how your garden is doing in the winter. But, kids in the YES-2-Tech program do. That's because they actually have a garden growing in a geodesic dome greenhouse they built at the corner of Kingshighway and Manchester in St. Louis.The YES in their title stands for Youth Exploring Science. It's a program sponsored by the St. Louis Science Center to acquaint urban kids with a variety of scientific subjects. The geodesic dome and gardening project introduces them to computers, structures, plants, weather and technology... Click here to read the whole article featured on the  Young St. Louis website.