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Learning first hand(s) then feet.
This wonderful sculpture is at the Lawrence Hall of Science,
University of California, Berkeley
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At the Eastwood Branch Library's Summer Learning program Animals Rock, Alabama 4-H educates the audience about how animals thrive and survive in the real world. The "show and tell" style presentation of live animals featured a turtle, bearded dragon, Cooper's Hawk, American vulture, and a California king snake.
52 in 2016 Challenge: Week 44 - Minimalist - It is often said in photography that less is more. For this week's image, isolate your subject using the minimalist approach. Inspire someone with your art. Find a subject that you can photograph simply. Make it as clean as possible so focus is on the subject and nothing else. Madison, WI
Field trips at the University of Idaho often include ranchers who teach students about their land and their operation.
Self-portrait with my baby girl.
4/52
You can see a piece of me (my hand), but my daughter is a huge piece of who I am as well.
She hasn't said any real words yet, but she loves to flip through her board books and babble excitedly. She pulled herself up using the coffee table and insisted on standing for this session of story time.
there’s no sensation to compare with this
suspended animation, a state of bliss
can’t keep my mind from the circling sky
tongue-tied and twisted just an earth-bound misfit, I
As summer is approaching, don’t forget to keep those brains going. Learning can happen everywhere and at any time. We don’t just learn at school, in fact we started learning the moment that we are born. As our children are home for the summer, use this time to learn something new. Their brains ar...
Literature Camp is a four-day, three-night career exploration experience being held June 26-29, where students and faculty will investigate the theme of "The Roaring 20s!" Students will join the Misericordia English faculty as they explore this exciting literary epoch through literature, popular culture, film, drama, and music. In addition, students will tap into their creative juices as they conduct writing and theatrical workshops. Professional writing exercises will also be on tap. Camp participants will also interact with current English majors who will serve as camp counselors. The camp is designed only for students entering the 12th grade in fall 2022, with no cost to a camp participant with an overnight component.