How do animals stay warm when temperatures drop? A nature-based look at animal adaptations in winter — including the difference between hay and straw, hibernation vs. torpor, and the surprising science of staying cozy.
When motivation dips and the rhythm falls apart, kitchen science saves the day. These five experiments use things already in your pantry and teach real concepts like states of matter, density, and chemical reactions.
Nature deficit disorder is real — and so is the fix. Here are 30 simple, science-backed ways to get your children outside and engaged with the natural world, even when the weather pushes back.
Farm chores in winter teach children more science than a textbook ever could. Here’s what a hammer, a frozen water trough, and a curious child have in common — and how to turn it into a real lesson.
