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Sean Baptiste and sons Emmanuel, 9, and Nathaniell, 7, worked together to assemble a mini-generator during Science Time at Harker Heights Library Tuesday.
Harker Heights librarian Heather Heilman shows how to identify parts of a mini-generator project during Science Time at the library Tuesday.
Harker Heights residents Daniel Hernandez and his son Gabriel, 10, completed the handmade generator project during science time at Harker Heights Library Tuesday.
Usually spring break means no classes for students, but a handful of kids came to the Stewart C. Meyer Harker Heights Library on Tuesday to put together a mini-generator.
Led by librarian Heather Heilman, who also has an interest in all things science, each child was given a kit that included tiny plastic gears, wooden pieces, some hardware and electrical wire and a miniature light bulb.
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