Name: Spangler Science: Making Halloween fun through science
Uploaded: 10/22/2019 12:59:36 PM
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Description: Steve Spangler demonstrates some experiments you can try to make Halloween a little more interesting this year.

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Spangler Science: Making Halloween fun through science

Steve Spangler demonstrates some experiments you can try to make Halloween a little more interesting this year.

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