Springtime in Vermont is in its full, glorious swing. The mud is among us, the flowers are blooming, the bees are buzzing and….BABY CHICKS ARE HATCHING! I have assisted several classrooms many times with this really exciting project over the past 10 years. It’s always a really fun, science-based, farming-centered countdown that ends up with […]
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One of the take-home activities at Ilsley Library’s curbside pick-up last week was “elephant toothpaste” — and hoo boy was it a hit at my house. It’s basically a big foamy chemical reaction created using easy-to-find ingredients. So I thought I’d share the recipe here, in case you missed the Ilsley kit. I found instructions
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Have you check out the new exhibit a ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain? We’re excited to share the inside scoop from our favorite ECHO insider Jessie F. Check out her overview of the new “science play” area because from what we’re hearing it’s absolutely worth the drive! Something huge has taken ECHO by storm – Champ Lane!
We love a getting out of the house. That’s a given. But couple a good field trip with an educational opportunity and you’ve convinced us to jump in the car immediately. Which is why, we’re so excited to hear about the latest exhibit at ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain which aims to introduce elementary students (k-2) to
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Remember last year when we were hit with the polar vortex? This week is bringing back those chilly memories, but rather than mope about we’re recycling one of our favorite posts from last winter! Below you’ll find 10 science experiments to help you embrace the extreme temperatures and discover the magic that winter weather brings. Enjoy! Please
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Looking for a great summer activity to add your routine? Check out this science based program that’s happening at the Treleven Farm in New Haven this summer. The nature exploration program will meet once a week for six weeks (see below for exact dates) to delve into science and nature, exploring such topics as the water cycle,
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In case you missed it, it’s really cold out! You could spend the month hibernating, but if your family is anything like ours, you’ve probably hit your limit of inside time. Fortunately, we’ve found 10 ways to embrace the cold, get outside, and bring a little scientific discovery into your house this winter. Please use
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