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29 May 2020
Fade to ... blue?
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Back when the canoe was purple. Fading: it sure can make things look old. Red patio umbrellas fade to pink; posters fade to monochrome; ...
22 May 2020
Did you know....?
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By Claire Eamer Have you noticed that the world is way too serious these days? I mean -- there are reasons why it's serious. I know th...
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15 May 2020
Science Books for Kids
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book reviews by Margriet Ruurs What is science? The dictionary defines it as: sci·ence - /ˈsīəns/ the intellectual and practical activity e...
8 May 2020
Scientists and Engineers: Partners in Problem Solving
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Even rubber ducks are products of engineering. b y Joan Marie Galat When it comes to problem solving, s cience and engineering rep...
1 May 2020
Home Science Project: making circuits with play dough
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by Paula Johanson Today's post is a short one, but will be fun for anyone playing at home making electric circuits. If you are learnin...
24 Apr 2020
Nenes, Anoles and Dewlaps
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Here's a guest post from our colleague Margriet Ruurs , written when she was visiting Hawaii in the winter. There she discovered that Ha...
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17 Apr 2020
The Great Big Boreal Forest Resource List
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by L. E. Carmichael I hear it's a long weekend? I'm not sure how to tell, really, since we will all (hopefully) be doing exactly w...
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