Kitty Andersen Youth Science Center
High school juniors and seniors who manage the Cell Lab, an interactive cell biology lab at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
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How to use this Cell Lab Crew site
Welcome to the Cell Lab Crew website. Scroll down the page to find upcoming meeting agendas, calendars, and projects or activities.
Next Cell Lab Meeting
Next Cell Lab Meeting Tuesday, November 24 from 4:00-6:00PM
Last time: Podcast ideas
Current Project: Podcasting
Shifts: revise calendar for Thanksgiving
Last time: Podcast ideas
Current Project: Podcasting
Shifts: revise calendar for Thanksgiving
Cell Lab Schedule November 16 - 22
Cell Lab Schedule Nov 23 - 29
Teens Talk Science Podcast
The Teens Talk Science podcast is coming soon! Cell Lab Crew are choosing science stories that relate to teen life. Then, they record themselves relating the story, having a discussion, and asking the audience for feedback. Check back soon for the first Teens Talk Science podcast!
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Recent Activities
Cell Lab Crew camped out at William O'Brien State Park! Fishing, tent set up, cooking over a fire, teambuilding, smores, and ghost stories...
Cell Lab Crew visited the Minnesota Zoo for a Behind the Scenes Tour! They learned about the Minnesota Trail and the Russia's Grizzly Coast Exhibits. They had a great time and got to see where the animals are fed, how zoo keepers train the animals, and where the animals are kept for veterinary procedures and feeding.
Darwin Day February 14, 2008 from 1:00-4:00PM. The Cell Lab Crew adapted a Galapagos Finch Beak activity from Virus and Whale by the National Science Teachers Association. Visitors competed in the Battle of the Beaks using small (3cm) or large (6cm) beaks in "bountiful" or "drought" conditions. Popsicle sticks were used for the beaks and marbles were used for the seeds.
Boology Day October 25th from 1:00-4:00PM. The Cell Lab Crew will have make and take "Fake Blood and Fake Snot" activity. They will also lead a demonstration of blood spatter, a useful forensic science tool to understand crime scenes.
Cell Lab Crew visited the Minnesota Zoo for a Behind the Scenes Tour! They learned about the Minnesota Trail and the Russia's Grizzly Coast Exhibits. They had a great time and got to see where the animals are fed, how zoo keepers train the animals, and where the animals are kept for veterinary procedures and feeding.
Darwin Day February 14, 2008 from 1:00-4:00PM. The Cell Lab Crew adapted a Galapagos Finch Beak activity from Virus and Whale by the National Science Teachers Association. Visitors competed in the Battle of the Beaks using small (3cm) or large (6cm) beaks in "bountiful" or "drought" conditions. Popsicle sticks were used for the beaks and marbles were used for the seeds.
Boology Day October 25th from 1:00-4:00PM. The Cell Lab Crew will have make and take "Fake Blood and Fake Snot" activity. They will also lead a demonstration of blood spatter, a useful forensic science tool to understand crime scenes.
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Girls in Science, Boology, and Microscopy Day Reflections 13 Replies
Started by Rachel. Last reply by Malakie Nov 17.
Podcast Introduction 11 Replies
Started by Rachel. Last reply by Arif Y Mohamed Sep 22.
"Reel Life" 11 Replies
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when i worked the girls in science day, that went really well. it was the most visitors we had in 1 day. it was very chaotic and fun at the same time. when i did boology, i created slime from the snot and blood station and all the kids wanted to k...
I was present for all of those days.
It went by really amazing with the experiments we, as a team did with
the kids. I would say that I did a good job and tried my best on some
of the experiments that I wasn't so sure. The exciting part was when y...
I thought the boology thing was cool. Even though i didnt spend much of my time doing it, i liked the fake slime alot. I wasn't really there for micrscopy day, but i found a discovery for it. I came across a page on google that said that if you pu...
I agree with Tou, considering the visitors asked several questions that I did not know. But overall it went well and the DNA models were an outstanding idea.
Yeah, i think the DNA part was a good idea and i agree with learning more about DNA. I think it would run better if we knew more about DNA.
well considering that i couldn't even see ten feet in front of me on a count of all the people i would say that girls in science went very well. it was very hectic bet very enjoyable. honestly i really don't now how to improve. it
Girls in science was one of the best events at the science mueseum.
i had soo much fun and we so much visitors.
they were all awesome and excited to be part of this event.
i was working as V.A there was soo much people and i saw soo many ppl i knw...
I wasn't there for any of the events, since I was not able to attend. One really good thing that happen in the lab was when I was working was when a visitor came in and did every experiments that was in the cell lab. He was so funny, because he wi...
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