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Children and teens are invited to explore science and experiment with unique digital tools. They’ll use laptops to program:
Participants will receive a USB drive to keep. Registration is required – registration phone numbers listed with schedule). Schedule
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Animal-In-Residence: Children of all ages and families are invited to see a live animal, reptile or bug! Ask questions and get answers during this casual drop-in program. Schedule
Amazing Magnets: Children of all ages are invited to explore the role of magnetism during this workshop presented by Mad Science of North Central Indiana. They’ll use magnetic wands to explore magnetic forces, try to confuse compass needles, and magnetize paper clips. Schedule
Digital Science Mobile Lab: 
Children and teens are invited to explore science and experiment with unique digital tools. They’ll use laptops to program Lego We Do Robotics and digital microscopes. Participants will receive a USB drive to keep. Registration is required – (branch phone listed with schedule). Schedule
It’s a Gas Workshop: Children of all ages and adults are invited to be amazed 
by the impressive science experiments presented by Nitro Joe. He’ll use different gases to demonstrate physical and chemical changes. Balloons will explode, potions will change color, bubbles will flow, and creeping fog will cover the floor! Schedule
Wild About Animals: Children of all ages are invited to experience animals face-to-face during this presentation by Animalia. Learn what animals eat and where they live, along with other facts. Five animals will be presented. Schedule
Science of Magic Workshop: Now you see it, now you don’t! Children of all ages and families are invited as magician Daniel Lusk will reveal some of the science behind the tricks. Registration is recommended. Schedule
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Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 (G), 84 minutes
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Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (PG), 82 minutes
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Despicable Me (PG), 95 minutes
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Flipped (PG), 90 minutes
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (PG-13), 146 minutes
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How to Train Your Dragon (PG), 98 minutes
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Justin Bieber Never Say Never (G), 105 minutes
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The Karate Kid (PG), 140 minutes
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Megamind (PG), 96 minutes
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Ramona and Beezus (G), 103 minutes
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Scooby Doo Curse of the Lake Monster (PG), 82 minutes
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Shrek Forever After (PG), 93 minutes
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Tangled (PG), 100 minutes
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Toy Story (G), 89 minutes
**Branch Showings**
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Toy Story 2 (G), 92 minute
**Branch Showings**
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Toy Story 3 (G), 103 minutes
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Voyage of the Dawn Treader (PG), 133 minutes
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Yogi Bear (PG), 82 minutes
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Exclusive Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 footage aired on ABC Family yesterday – see below. ABC Family is airing a Harry Potter marathon of all of the movies this weekend and they say they will reveal more sneak peeks throughout the weekend. So, you can sit and watch HP all weekend, or maybe keep on eye on youtube next week and see what pops up there.
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You can vote from now until April 29 for the 2011 Children’s Choice Book Awards. The winners will be announced on May 2nd. This is your chance to pick your own favorites instead of letting the grown-ups do it.
Some Kid’s Blog favorites nominees are:
Some Kid’s Blog favorite author nominees are:
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