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Kids' Inquiry Conference
Aquidneck School, Middletown

A "Kids' Inquiry Conference is based on professional conferences that scientists attend where they share the results of their scientific work.   It represents a win-win situation where all children can be successful in presenting their science to other students.  It takes the place of Science Fairs where there are winners, and those who also ran.

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(left) Jeff Soares of the East Bay Collaborative demonstrates the animals in the touch tank
(Right) Student work on display at the Sea Star Station

    

(left) Marine biologist Kathy Ellers shares her science background on sea creatures
(right)  Students exploring touch tank

 

(left) Young scientist explaining the parts of a crab
(right) Up close with a flounder