January 1999
Laws of Childhood Motion
By Steve Ditlea
Ask a 6-year-old to recite Newton's laws of motion and the best you're likely to get is theorizing about fig-filled cookies. But let the same kid loose amid swings, slides and seesaws and she's bound to know what to do. Exhibit planners at Boston's Museum of Science were counting on that when they put together their newest permanent exhibit, "Science in the Park."
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