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In this twist on Cooking with Carson, we haul and review four Dollar Tree Science Kits from the Science for Kids brand. These experiments are one dollar each and perfect for learning and play when ...

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Take your next STEM project into the sky with an interactive rocket-building kit. No need for NASA, we'll blast off right from home. By Quinn Gawronski Updated Oct 24, 2022 4:03 PM EDT We may earn ...

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A former Oakland Technical High School student, now a sophomore at Stanford, is creating new ways to get Oakland children interested in science. Ahmed Muhammad, 19, was once Oakland Tech's first Black ...