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The Brain Scoop FULL DISSECTION: North American Beaver Working at a Museum: Behind the Scenes, check out all of the videos. Natural History Museum of Utah Check out their exhibits online (now). They also have Zoom classes with experts for K-12 kids from home. Live Stream and On-Demand. Research Quest Recreate Famous Artwork by the Getty Museum I can definitely do this one. It's Okay to Be Smart Bite sized science videos. Very interesting and he's pretty funny. Utah Museum of Fine Arts at Home Coloring Pages, Exhibits Online and a Blog. Man I miss these guys.

Deaflympics 2007: Monday: 2/5/07

This is when I got tired.... I worked today and for some reason working is less exhausting than watching Curling.... weird... oh well, my art class has been canceled and I am going to watch stuff afterwards. More pictures tomorrow mooring. Today I get to the Steiner Center at about 5:30pm. I have no idea what's going on cause I lost my program with the schedule but I figured I'd get to see some curling practice and the medal ceremony and hockey. Nope. Nothing happens until 7pm. And i's the medal ceremony and curling. Whilst waiting though I started talking to a couple from Switzerland. I can't remember their names but it wasn't Bob and Jane, it was more unpronounceable. I mostly talked to the wife, she was really sweet. She was waiting for curling, apparently hockey isn't very big in Switzerland but they had time to kill too. She taught me some Swiss SL, just some simple stuff like man, woman, kid, spouse,family, etc. It was really cool. Lets see, we talked ab...

Deaflympics 2007: Friday 2/2/07

Ok so I was at the U for about 8 hours today helping the kids with their program for the Deaflympics Opening Ceremony. I am exhausted! They were insane and didn't pay attention or listen about as much as you'd expect for that age group, 10 and under, though my group was mostly 5 and 6. I got there at 12ish and no one was there so I wandered around wondering if I was at the right place. People did start trickling in, and there was me and one other volunteer for another 45 minutes. In the next 2 hours everyone shows up and we help haul boxes of water into the gymnasium. The kids are all rounded up into a big group and stretched out before breaking into smaller groups. There is about one interpreter and 2-3 volunteers per group of 15ish kids along with 3 U dancers going over the choreography. There were about 60%-70% deaf kids and the rest hearing and they were pretty cute. My group learned a pretty simple routine but they were very young and had a hard time with it so we worked...

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