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Science at the
Library
Math Science
Nucleus
Fremont Main Library
Fukaya
Room. Stevenson Ave and Paseo Padre
There
are 4 activities at each presentation after a show presentation.
Parents work with their children to learn about science.
Recommended
for elementary
age children. Families are encouraged to attend.
Limited seating.
Funding in
part, provided by David
Haubert, Alameda County District 1,
Vision 2026 Grant.
Dec 16, 6-7 pm FREE
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Ice Age Aventures in Fremont (Gaetano
Palazzo, staff paleontologist)-
A look at the gigantic animals that roamed Fremont area
and coastal California.
Irvington area of Fremont is one of the best preserved
site of these Pleistocene fossils (Ice Age). Families will learn about
sabertooth cats, mammoths, camels, mastodons, and many
more large animals. Learn about this
fantastic story by looking at real fossils and the newly
renovated Children's Natural History Museum in Fremont
(funded by California Natural Resources.) Reading: Mammoth
Mary
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programs produced by
Math/Science Nucleus
4074 Eggers Drive, Fremont, California, U.S.A., 94536
(510) 790-6284 Fax: (510) 790-6089
msn@msnucleus.org
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