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SUMMARY:Needoh Science
DESCRIPTION:Needoh Science\nNovember 4 | 12:00–4:00 PM | High Five Books | Ages 6–9 (Ages 10+ as CITs) \nSquish it. Stretch it. Squeeze it. And then find out exactly why it does what it does. \nNeedoh Science is a half-day materials science program built around one of the most satisfying\, most fascinating\, and most endlessly squishable objects in the known universe — the Needoh ball. Through hands-on experiments\, real science vocabulary\, and the kind of deeply satisfying exploration that kids want to do over and over again\, young scientists will discover the remarkable materials science\, chemistry\, and physics behind why squishy things behave the way they do. \nAnd then they will make their very own Needoh to take home. Because of course they will. \nActivities may include: \nThe Science of Squish — what makes something squishy? What makes something stretchy? What makes something both at the same time? Young scientists will explore the properties of non-Newtonian fluids and polymers through guided experiments that are as fascinating as they are deeply satisfying. \nMaterials Testing Lab — stretch\, compress\, bounce\, and squeeze a variety of squishy materials and record how each one behaves differently under pressure. Real science. Real data. Real fun. \nMake Your Own Needoh — the moment everyone has been waiting for. Using real materials and real chemistry\, every camper will make their very own Needoh ball — choosing their color\, customizing their creation\, and taking it home at the end of the day. A one-of-a-kind creation made entirely by their own hands. \nOobleck Exploration — explore the classic cornstarch and water experiment that is somehow both a solid and a liquid at the same time. How is that possible? Young scientists will find out — and will not be able to stop talking about it. \nEvery camper leaves with their very own handmade Needoh ball and a head full of materials science knowledge that will make them look at every squishy thing they encounter with completely new eyes. \nNeedoh Science meets November 4 from 12:00–4:00 PM at High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence MA. \nExisting and former students: Please register through Tutorbird. New students: Please register below by selecting “1/2 Day Pop-up Programs\,” then select the correct month (November)\, date (4th)\, and time (12-4pm).
URL:https://thecommunityclassroom.com/event/needoh-science/
LOCATION:High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence\, MA\, 01062\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pop-up Program
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SUMMARY:Rock Lab
DESCRIPTION:Rock Lab\nNovember 11 | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM | High Five Books | Ages 6–9 (Ages 10+ as CITs) \nThe earth has been making extraordinary things for billions of years. On November 11\, we are going to dig in and find out what. \nRock Lab is a half-day geology and jewelry making program where young geologists get their hands on real rocks\, real minerals\, and real science — and then turn their discoveries into something beautiful to wear home. This is not a passive experience. This is hands-on\, certified teacher-led earth science where kids scratch\, test\, identify\, and create their way through the remarkable story of the ground beneath their feet. \nActivities may include: \nRock and Mineral Identification — examine real rocks and minerals with magnifying glasses and field guides\, identifying specimens like real geologists and discovering the surprising stories each one tells. \nMohs Hardness Scale Testing — scratch test a variety of rocks and minerals to determine their hardness on the real scientific scale that geologists use. Which rock scratches which? The answers are always surprising. \nJewelry Making — using real rocks\, minerals\, and gems\, young geologists will design and create their very own piece of wearable geology — a beautiful\, one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry that tells the story of the earth in the most stylish way possible. \nEvery camper leaves with their handmade jewelry\, their crystal growing experiment\, and a head full of earth science knowledge that will make them look at every rock they encounter with completely new eyes. 💛 \nLooking for a full day of earth science exploration? Add Lunch Bunch (12:00–1:00 PM\, just $10) and Fossil Lab (1:00–4:00 PM) for a complete and extraordinary day that travels from the rocks beneath our feet all the way back to the creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago. \nRock Lab meets November 11 from 9:00 AM–12:00 PM at High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence MA. \nCurrent and former students\, please register through Tutorbird. New students\, register below. Select “1/2 day pop-up program\,” then select the correct month (November)\, date (11th)\, and time (9am).
URL:https://thecommunityclassroom.com/event/rock-lab/
LOCATION:High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence\, MA\, 01062\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pop-up Program
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SUMMARY:Fossil Lab
DESCRIPTION:Fossil Lab\nNovember 11 | 1:00–4:00 PM | High Five Books | Ages 6–9 (Ages 10+ as CITs) \nSomewhere beneath our feet\, the story of life on earth is written in stone. On November 11\, young paleontologists are going to read it. \nFossil Lab is a half-day paleontology program that takes kids deep into the ancient world of fossils — what they are\, how they form\, what they tell us about life on earth millions of years ago\, and how real scientists find and study them. Through hands-on excavation\, real specimens\, fossil casting\, and the kind of deep-time thinking that makes young minds genuinely expand\, young paleontologists will discover that the past is closer than they think — and more extraordinary than they ever imagined. \nActivities may include: \nFossil Identification — examine real fossils with magnifying glasses and field guides\, identifying specimens and discovering the remarkable creatures that left them behind millions of years ago. \nFossil Excavation — dig real fossils out of plaster or sand using brushes and tools just like real paleontologists in the field. The moment of discovery is always unforgettable. \nMake Your Own Fossil — press objects into clay to create beautiful fossil replicas and explore the real science of how fossils form over millions of years. \nEvery camper leaves with their fossil cast\, their clay fossil replica\, and a genuine sense of wonder about the ancient world hiding just beneath the surface of everyday life. 💛 \nPair with Rock Lab (9:00 AM–12:00 PM) and Lunch Bunch (12:00–1:00 PM\, just $10) for a complete and extraordinary day of earth science exploration — from the rocks beneath our feet to the creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago. \nFossil Lab meets November 11 from 1:00–4:00 PM at High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence MA. \nFormer and existing students\, please register through Tutorbird. New students\, please register below by selecting “1/2 day pop-up program\,” then the correct month (November)\, date (11th)\, and time (1-4pm). \n 
URL:https://thecommunityclassroom.com/event/fossil-lab/
LOCATION:High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence\, MA\, 01062\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pop-up Program
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SUMMARY:Little Chefs
DESCRIPTION:Little Chefs: A Cozy November Kitchen\nNovember 18 | 12:00–4:00 PM | High Five Books | Ages 6–9 (Ages 10+ as CITs) \nNovember calls for warm kitchens\, good food\, and the deep satisfaction of making something delicious from scratch. On November 18\, that is exactly what we are doing. \nLittle Chefs is a half-day cooking program where young chefs roll up their sleeves\, learn real kitchen skills\, and create a collection of cozy\, homemade foods — some to enjoy on the spot and some to bring home and share with the people they love most. This is not a cooking show. This is not a kit. This is hands-on\, certified teacher-led cooking where kids discover that the best food is always the kind you make yourself. \nActivities may include: \nHomemade Butter — using just heavy cream and a jar\, young chefs will shake\, shake\, shake their way to real homemade butter and discover the surprising science behind how cream transforms into something completely different. Spread on fresh bread and eaten immediately? Even better. \nSoup Kit Assembly — young chefs will carefully measure\, layer\, and assemble a beautiful take-home soup kit — complete with dry ingredients\, a handwritten recipe card\, and everything a family needs to make a warm\, nourishing pot of soup on a cold November night. A gift as delicious as it is thoughtful. \nCookie Decorating — using beautifully baked cookies and a rainbow of frosting\, sprinkles\, and decorating tools\, young chefs will create edible works of art to take home and share — or eat immediately. We support both decisions completely. \nHot Cocoa Bar — because every great cooking session deserves a warm and cozy ending. Young chefs will sip hot cocoa and celebrate everything they created together. \nEvery camper leaves with their homemade butter\, their take-home soup kit\, a box of decorated cookies\, and the kind of kitchen confidence that makes them want to cook for their whole family. Perfect for curious kids who love food\, creativity\, and the joy of making something from scratch.  \nLittle Chefs meets November 18 from 12:00–4:00 PM at High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence MA. \nExisting and current clients: Please register through Tutorbird. New clients: Please register by selecting “1/2 day pop-up program\,” then the correct month (November)\, date (the 18th)\, and time (12-4pm). \n 
URL:https://thecommunityclassroom.com/event/little-chefs-a-cozy-november-kitchen/
LOCATION:High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence\, MA\, 01062\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pop-up Program
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SUMMARY:Mini-Detective: Forensic Science Lab
DESCRIPTION:Mini-Detective: Forensic Science Lab\nDecember 2 | 12:00–4:00 PM | High Five Books | Ages 6–9 (Ages 10+ as CITs) \nSomething has happened at High Five Books. The evidence is waiting. And we need our best young detectives on the case immediately. \nMini-Detective is a half-day forensic science program where kids become real investigators — collecting evidence\, analyzing clues\, running lab tests\, and working together to solve a mystery that unfolds right before their eyes. This is not a passive whodunit. This is hands-on\, certified teacher-led forensic science where kids think critically\, observe carefully\, and discover that science is the most powerful detective tool in the world. \nActivities may include: \nSolve a Mystery — a real mystery has been set up and it is waiting to be solved. Young detectives will work together to examine the scene\, collect evidence\, analyze their findings\, and present their verdict. Every clue matters. Every observation counts. \nFingerprint Analysis — dust for real fingerprints\, lift them carefully\, and analyze them like real forensic scientists. Loops\, whorls\, and arches — every fingerprint tells a story and young detectives will learn to read them. \nInvisible Ink Messages — write and reveal secret messages using real chemistry — lemon juice\, heat\, and the science of oxidation. Because the best detectives always have a few secrets up their sleeve. \nEvidence Collection — practice the real art of collecting\, bagging\, and documenting evidence from a scene — the careful\, methodical work that real forensic scientists do every single day. \nMystery Powder Analysis — examine a collection of unknown white powders using simple chemical tests and careful observation to identify each one. Real chemistry. Real forensic science. Real satisfying results. \nEvery camper leaves with their official detective case file\, a head full of forensic science knowledge\, and the deep satisfaction of having cracked the case. Perfect for curious kids who love mysteries\, science\, and the thrill of finding out what really happened. 🔍 \nMini-Detective meets December 2 from 12:00–4:00 PM at High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence MA. \nExisting and former clients: Please register through Tutorbird. New clients\, please register below by selecting “half day pop-up program\,” then the month (December)\, then the date (2nd)\, and lastly the time (12-4pm). \n 
URL:https://thecommunityclassroom.com/event/mini-detective-forensic-science-lab/
LOCATION:High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence\, MA\, 01062\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pop-up Program
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SUMMARY:Whisk and Wonder: Holiday Cooking Edition
DESCRIPTION:Whisk and Wonder: Holiday Cooking Edition\nDecember 16 | 12:00–4:00 PM | High Five Books | Ages 6–9 (Ages 10+ as CITs) \nThe holiday season calls for one thing above all else: making something delicious and sharing it with the people you love. On December 16\, that is exactly what we are doing. \nWhisk and Wonder: Holiday Edition is a half-day no-bake cooking program where young chefs whisk\, melt\, roll\, and create their way through a collection of the most festive\, most delicious\, and most giftable holiday treats imaginable — no oven required. This is hands-on\, certified teacher-led cooking where kids discover that the best holiday gifts are always the ones you make yourself. \nActivities may include: \nHot Cocoa Bombs — the most magical holiday treat in the known universe. Young chefs will fill chocolate shells with cocoa mix and marshmallows\, seal them up\, and create the most impressive take-home gift of the season. Drop one in a mug of hot milk and watch the magic happen. \nHoliday Cookie Decorating — using beautifully baked cookies and a rainbow of festive frosting\, sprinkles\, and decorating tools\, young chefs will create edible works of holiday art to take home and share — or eat immediately. We fully support both decisions. \nPopcorn Balls — combine popcorn\, melted marshmallows\, and festive mix-ins into beautiful\, delicious\, completely irresistible popcorn balls. A holiday classic that is as fun to make as it is to eat. \nReindeer Food — a magical mix of oats\, glitter\, and holiday sparkle to sprinkle on the lawn on Christmas Eve for Santa’s reindeer. A beloved holiday tradition that young chefs will make\, package\, and take home with the most important instructions of the season. \nEvery camper leaves with their hot cocoa bombs\, decorated cookies\, popcorn balls\, reindeer food\, and the kind of holiday magic that comes from making everything with your own two hands. The most festive afternoon of the season. Not to be missed. 🎄💛 \nWhisk and Wonder: Holiday Edition meets December 16 from 12:00–4:00 PM at High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence MA. \nExisting and former students: Please register through. Tutorbird. New clients\, please register by selecting “1/2 day pop-up programs\,” then the correct month (December)\, date (16th)\, and time (12-4pm).
URL:https://thecommunityclassroom.com/event/whisk-and-wonder-holiday-cooking-edition/
LOCATION:High Five Books\, 141 N Main Street\, Florence\, MA\, 01062\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pop-up Program
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