Cartography Fun: Make a Map and Create a World
When I was a teenager, back in the Dark Ages before cell phones, home computers, internet, and televisions in every room, I found myself confined…
When I was a teenager, back in the Dark Ages before cell phones, home computers, internet, and televisions in every room, I found myself confined…
Did you know that trees have been into space? They have! Well, not exactly trees, but tree seeds. Back in January of 1971, the Apollo…
Books about space are frequent and not so far between. Sometimes so many pass over my desk, that I groan “not another book about space.”…
Solar Eclipse Experts Webinar for the Solar Eclipse Activities for Libraries (SEAL) Project This webinar is for approved Solar Eclipse Experts. It gives a detailed…
As part of the Solar Activities for Libraries (SEAL) project, STAR Net has put together a whole collection of solar science and eclipse focused STEM…
The Summer months bring special programming at the library. The annual Summer Reading Program, take & make kits, special performers, and for me a few…
One of my favorite things about science is the way it so frequently looks like magic. From bubbling concoctions acidic and basic to the wizardry…
The vast size of our Solar System can be a hard concept to get across to visitors at your library. Luckily there are several fun…
An amazing space telescope, that is rewriting astronomy books, has a big anniversary coming up! July 12, 2023 will be the 1-year anniversary of the…
One thing that will never cease to amaze me is kids’ capacity for endless creative LEGO building. I love LEGO, but free building is not…
Please confirm you want to block this member.
You will no longer be able to:
Please note: This action will also remove this member from your connections and send a report to the site admin. Please allow a few minutes for this process to complete.