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The art in Unnatural Science exploited scientific narratives, practices, and aesthetics. Humorous and irreverent, though scientifically well-informed, these recent installations, sculptures, video works, and photographs owe much to the playful art of Marcel Duchamp, Alfred Jarry, and Raymond Roussel in their use of science as a springboard for fantasy. The artists' explorations of botany, genetics,
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10 Tips to Support Children's Science Learning: 1. Value your child’s questions. 2. Explore and find the answers together. 3. Give children time and space to explore. 4. Accept that explorations are often messy. 5. Learn from mistakes together. 6. Invite curiosity. 7. Support further exploration. 8. Encourage children to record their observations. 9. Make good use of your electronic devices. 10. Use items you have at home to experiment and explore.
