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12 Dec 2021
Patterns for making snowflakes
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by Paula Johanson If you're studying math, and fractions, sometimes it's hard at first to see the connection between numbers on a p...
1 Dec 2021
Obituary for author Diane Swanson
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guest post by author Sheryl McFarlane OBITUARY Carol “Diane” Swanson (April 5, 1944 – November 19, 2021) Well-known Victoria, BC children...
26 Nov 2021
Vacuuming up eDNA
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by Yolanda Ridge In crime shows the first thing detectives look for is fingerprints. I’m sure you know why —because every person has a uni...
17 Nov 2021
What Happens When Scientists Give Their Discoveries Away?
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The work that scientists do is real work. It takes time, careful effort, training, and applied knowledge. Sometimes there are hours of tirin...
5 Nov 2021
Soaking Up Storms
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by Megan Clendenan Where I live, in the Pacific Northwest, autumn means rain and plenty of it. The rain pours down and flies sideways, soak...
29 Oct 2021
Climbing Volcanoes
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Climbing Volcanoes By Elaine Kachala I waited…and waited. One by one, people descended the mountain. They looked sweaty, red-faced, and ...
22 Oct 2021
Where Does The Green Go?
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by Kim Woolcock It’s autumn where I am, and the leaves are turning. They look like they’re setting themselves on fire before they fall, go...
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