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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Dupage Children's Museum in Naperville, Illinois, Will Respond to Delays in Children's Academic Growth Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic by Creating a Program of In-person and Virtual Educational Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics Experiences for Children Ages 4-12. the Museum Will Facilitate 45- to 90-MINUTE Learning Labs That Feature Activities Aligned With Next Generation Science Standards for First Through Fourth Grade Students. Examples Include Using Craft Supplies to Design and Build a Creature That Can Survive in Its Natural Habitat and Building a Bridge to Explore Engineering Concepts. Activities Are Provided Directly to Students Within Title I Schools and Other Children Who Face Barriers to Informal Educational Programming. the Museum Will Use Surveys, Interviews, and Anecdotal Evidence to Measure Progress in Reaching Program Goals and Objectives.
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