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GRAY, Tenn. – The Hands On! Discovery Center hosted its annual ‘Boo!seum’ event on Thursday, merging the festive spirit of Halloween with engaging educational activities. This unique event showcased a variety of Halloween-themed STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) activities aimed at sparking interest in science among children and their families.
Participants of all ages enjoyed hands-on experiments that combined the excitement of Halloween with the principles of science. From spooky chemical reactions to creative art projects, the event offered a diverse array of experiences designed to foster curiosity and learning.
Event organizers emphasized the importance of making science accessible and enjoyable for the younger generation. By blending fun with education, the ‘Boo!seum’ aimed to inspire future scientists and innovators while creating memorable experiences for families in the community. The event successfully highlighted how education can be both entertaining and informative, making it a wonderful celebration of learning during the Halloween season.
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