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Welcome to NOVA's
Newton's Dark Secrets Library Resource Kit. This kit
accompanies NOVA's program about Isaac Newton—his work and his
life—which is scheduled to air November 15, 2005, at 8 pm.
(Check local listings as dates and times may vary.) We hope you will
use this kit to create displays, conduct science activities, create
library programs, and plan community events to help engage your
audiences in the excitement of science.
Complete Library Guide
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Welcome Letter
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Science Lesson
In October, look for a classroom activity that explores alchemy. For
grades 6-8 and 9-12. Find it at:
www.pbs.org/nova/teachers/activities/3217_newton.html
Who Was Sir Isaac Newton?
Use this handout to help your patrons discover more about the life
of Sir Isaac Newton.
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Program Ideas and Tips
Find ideas to help you incorporate NOVA's "Newton's Dark Secrets"
into your event and program schedule and tips for how you can work
with partner organizations to interest your audiences in Newton and
other scientists. This section includes:
- Programs and Events
- Activities Using Library Resources
- Library Display Ideas
- Resources for Programs and Events
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Bibliography
Use the bibliography to create displays and activities using
reference books, or to help patrons learn more about Newton. The
bibliography includes resources for:
- Newton's Life and Works
- Calculus, Physics, and Astronomy
- History of Science and Mathematics
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Newton Activities
Use the activities with programs you host at your library or copy
them to distribute to patrons.
Display Sheets
Use the display sheets to create or supplement an exhibit on Newton.
Credits
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