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Science and Magic

Magic is a great  way to learn that science is fun, and to learn through enquiry.

We have been involved in several free booklets on magic as a way to teach science

  • Illusioneering: the science behind magic tricks
  • TEMI: The Book of Science Mysteries
  • The TEMI Teaching Guide

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