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Playful Minds, Spring 2013 (second photo)

Posted on April 16, 2013July 2, 2013 by Cambridge Outdoors

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This dates to 1920…what is it?

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We’re all aflutter over these ceramic birds created by elementary school students who were in our Cambridge Animals after-school class this fall at Amigos Community School. The first unit of the class was “Flags, Feathers, Fur, Frills.” The second was “Nests, Cocoons, Webs,” and the third was the Ceramics unit that produced these and other birds. We’re thrilled to have had this collaboration with the community school and want to give a shout out to our fabulous instructor, Yve Holtzclaw of @MassArtBoston! #OST #urbanwildlife #birds #CambridgeMA #STEAM #cambmasteam #greencambridge
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Thanks to @puppet_kabob for another great workshop at @puppetshowplace. We hope to spread these paper sculpture techniques to families and kids in Cambridge as we explore our local species. #CambridgeMA #artsmatter #enviroed #puppetry
Thank you @desiresnotevenourown when we saw this last weekend we were thrilled. It has Virginia opossum written all over it. #urbanwildlife #opossum #Cambridgema #enviroed #sewing #recycle #repurpose #tickeaters Photo (c) Bill Cc-BY-NC (on iNaturalist)
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