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Where to Find Inspiration
Starr Weems de Graffenried has a series entitled “Where to Find Inspiration” for “educators, parents and homeschoolers” at the Huntsville Education Activities Examiner. Just FYI, Growing with Science was showcased this week. Thanks Starr!
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Bug of the Week: Native Bees on Sunflower
Did you know that honey bees aren’t native to the Americas? The honey bee came to North America with the Europeans. The continent wasn’t lacking in bees before honey bees came, however, because a vast assortment of native bees were … Continue reading
Beach Science- Boats
To continue the theme of beach science from the last few weeks, today let’s investigate something else found at the beach. Boats! Children are fascinated by boats and floating. You can do a lot of interesting science projects with boats, … Continue reading




