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Kindergarten: Learn Outdoors

Resources and activities to help you help your Kindergartener and children of other ages learn at home about nature.

Digging into Plants and Animals: Videos for Middle and High School

Cambridge outdoors is developing resources and activities to help you help your middle schooler and children of other ages learn at home about nature.

Junior Kindergarten: Learn Outdoors

Cambridge outdoors is developing resources and activities to help you help your Junior Kindergartener and children of other ages learn at home about nature.

Logan Airport shows the way as snowy owls alight

Amid reports that in the last few days a Snowy Owl has perched at the Boston Museum of Science (on the Cambridge side), easily viewed by passersby, I offer this news on air traffic and owls in one city. Logan Airport shows the way as snowy owls alight – Metro – The Boston Globe.

Happy Park[ing] Day, from a New England City

This just in. Plankton have been sighted on Huron Avenue. Children have been observed observing pond water through microscopes. A new arboreal species has been discovered: the Tree of Really, Really Small, Teeny Tiny Things, whose symbolic foliage depicts the minerals, water, microarthropods, bacteria, and mycorrhizal fungi critical to good tree health. Models of algaeContinue reading “Happy Park[ing] Day, from a New England City”