by Adam Kittrell | Mar 14, 2021 | Adult Education, Art, Woodworking
While cleaning out a storage shed at my sister’s house I found an old dining chair. I was instantly reminded of eating french toast, spaghetti, and many other home-cooked meals in this chair. This chair had unfortunately seen much better days. The seat was busted into...
by Kendle Carter | Feb 6, 2021 | Art, Youth Education
Watercolors are a great way to express yourself and have fun—but without a few basic tips and tricks, your paper may end up a muddy mess. One of my favorite YouTubers is Sarah Cray. On her channel, Let’s Make Art, she has a playlist dedicated to teaching kids...
by Adam McEvoy | Jun 1, 2020 | STEM
During these Covid-19 days, my family and I have become a lot like domestic, homebound cats who spend a good deal of their time fixated on the birds just outside the windows. We hung a few new feeders and have devised several ways to keep local squirrels from raiding...
by Adam McEvoy | May 25, 2020 | STEM
Love nature? Have a backyard? Then you should host your very own Bioblitz! A bioblitz is a communal citizen-science effort to record as many species within a designated location and time period as possible. These typically happen in parks, natural areas, etc. and are...
by Adam McEvoy | May 1, 2020 | STEM
April showers bring May flowers but you may not have the fondest idea of what they are. Adam McEvoy here from the Innovation Hub and I can help with that. All you need is a phone and a few clever apps and you can find out what those weird plants are without having...
by Adam McEvoy | Apr 24, 2020 | STEM, Youth Education
Play games, contribute to science! Adam McEvoy here from the Innovation Hub. I am sure a lot of you have been spending some of your recently abundant free time at home playing video games. Did you know that you can participate in actual science studies by playing...
