Teachers and Families

Curious Autumn: From Nature Walk to Nature Table (Part 1) Science doesn't begin in a laboratory - it begins with

Are you noticing more leaves carpeting your local paths? Here in my woodland classroom, I'm watching nature's annual transformation unfold—fresh

As an educator with decades of experience in science education, I've witnessed firsthand how disconnected many children have become from

As an experienced nature educator and children's author, I've learned that the best outdoor learning happens when we follow

As an experienced educator and author of science books for children, I've spent years helping young learners develop their

Real Rockhounds in Action My young friends Brea and her sister Hattie are perfect examples of children becoming rockhounds. Recently,

Over Seventy Years of Rock Pooling: A Naturalist's Journey from Child to Educator When you're planning your next coastal visit,

When school is out for summer, there is still plenty of time for science with the family. Check

A couple of weeks ago someone sent me a picture of a bee on a flower collecting pollen. You

Last week's mystery fossil was an Ammonite Ammonite This week, can you identify the prickly plant on my