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Food Chain
Food chains and web webs are found in all our nature communities. Continue reading
Adam Rubin
Dragons and tacos make a phenomenal combination that children love. This week, a kindergarten class came up with some interesting questions for the author, Adam Rubin. Continue reading
Plastic-Eating Worms
The discovery of worms that will eat plastic bags may lead to some solutions to the growing problem of plastic pollution. Continue reading
Wildflowers
The time is now to explore the woodland and meadows for the wonderful wildflowers that color our world. Continue reading
Drawing and Doodling with the Bunny Buddies
Grab some pencils and crayons and a buddy to help you and enjoy these drawing activities. Continue reading
Save for a Rainy Day
Saving money for a future event is a good idea. Sometimes you should put something aside for a time when you might need it. It’s called “Saving for a Rainy Day.” Continue reading
Luck o’ the Irish
Don’t tread on that spider—it might be lucky! Enjoy St Patrick’s Day and discover what’s considered lucky and what is not. Continue reading
Maya Angelou
Learn how Maya Angelou triumphed over adversity by immersing herself in a variety of art forms and civil rights activism. Continue reading
Yoga
Not only is yoga fun, especially when you can pose like an animal, it’s good for your mind and body and you can also do it at home. Continue reading
Mary Ann Shadd
We celebrate Black History month with a feature on a true pioneer. Mary Ann Shadd was a teacher, an activist, an abolitionist, a newspaper publisher and a lawyer. Continue reading
