Ask her what she thinks you should do first as a team. Avoid the impulse to tell her the answer, even if you know it. Ask her a question that will make her think about the whys and hows. Don't set out to compete. Give her time to think and explore.
Silences often mean that thinking is going on.
At the Center is a national collaboration designed to encourage family involvement in girls' science learning. Girls At the Center recognizes the need for girls to receive equity, opportunity, and support in the world of science and technology. By reaching out to communities through science museums and Girl Scouting, the program will involve 50,000 girls and 75,000 adults in 31 sites throughout the United States by the year 2,000, and an untold number of girls and adults online on this site. At the Center Partnerships Girls At the Center is a partnership between Girl Scouts of the USA, the largest organization for girls in the world, and The Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, one of the most prestigious science and technology museums in the United States. Both organizations have been involved in a previous partnership, the National Partnership for Girl Scouts and Science Museums.