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19 Feb 2016
The Importance of “Thoughtful Spots”
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By Melissa Stewart , guest blogger “Half way between Pooh’s house and Piglet’s house was a Thoughtful Spot where they met sometimes when...
12 Feb 2016
Why I Love Twitter
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By Claire Eamer I confess - I absolutely love Twitter. And it's not because I'm a social media geek. It's because of the scien...
6 Feb 2016
The Scoop on Sloth Poop
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By Jan Thornhill Illustration from Kyle Goes Alone (Illustration: Ashley Barron) I didn't plan to write a book about pooping slot...
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29 Jan 2016
Raptors in residence: The fun way to learn about hawks, falcons, and other birds of prey
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By Marie Powell As the author of a book called Hawk , I was naturally interested when the Canadian Raptor Conservancy came to Regina ea...
22 Jan 2016
You and Your School Library Need These Books
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by Helen Mason I love reading Science books, especially those written for kids. That's because authors have to know a lot about thei...
15 Jan 2016
Six Reasons (Science) Writers Should Be in Schools
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by L. E. Carmichael I attended junior high in Yellowknife, which is not the most isolated place in Canada, but definitely felt like it som...
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2 Jan 2016
Get Inspired for 2016!
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Post by Helaine Becker What better way to start the New Year off here at Sci-Why than with some inspiration? I recently had the happy oc...
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