Well as We closed out January, mid-way through it We
 celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King. But one fun and interactive
 science museum is taking it one step further. As well as honoring
 Dr. King they are also are honoring scientists birthdays and are
 celebrating the accomplishments of these scientists. On Monday
 January 15, 2007, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, The SciTech Hands-
On Science Museum in Aurora, Illinois nestled comfy cozy inside
 The Old Aurora Post Office, had their Scientists' Birthday Party.

 With the museum normally closed on Mondays, the Museum opened
 its doors for a special treat for the kiddies. At SciTech kids got the chance
 to take part in interactive hands-on science exhibits and experiments.
 Kids also were treated to a cool science show and of course no birthday
party would be complete without a birthday cake. Since kids had the day
 off from school in honor of Dr. King's Birthday, they had a extra special
 chance to learn about science outside the classroom.

SciTech Hands-On Interactive Science Museum
 is Chicagoland's premier science museum. Learning
through doing is there motto. Kids don’t read about
how some guy invented something about something.
 They actually take part in the experiment. They become
part of the equation. As I have said many times kids are
 learning about science even before than can read.

Scitech is for kids of all ages. While Scitech’s focus is about kids learning
about science through doing, parents and adults are encouraged to take part
 in the experiments and exhibits. All is welcome at SciTech. In fact, kids are now starting to grow up with Scitech and soon a second generations of kids
will be enjoying SciTech. Soon parents will be able to share what they
 learned at SciTech as a kid, with their very own kids.