Ozone, wildfire smoke, and heat. It's what we've been dealing with in and around Brooklyn these last few days, with hopefully just a day or two before the air clears up. It's been another mix of the perfect ingredients to make our air extra yuck. A low pressure system pushed Canadian wildfire smoke downward, causing hazardous breathing conditions in Minnesota. A high pressure system them scooped it up right to the tristate are and beyond. How bad did it/will it get?

Now that we're no longer at the Lab space, what does that mean for Kiddie Science over the summer?? It means the scientific fun continues!! You can catch the hands-on science fun of Kiddie Science workshops in a few ways this summer:

The Period Talk is one of our favorite workshops to present. Bonus points when its also being presented at one of your longtime partner schools! Thanks to support from the PS 9 PTO, Ms. Carmen recently presented The Period Talk to a full house audience that came fully prepared to ask all the great questions! Even better, the school's PTO 

Knowledge is power, and the more we talk about it, the healthier our communities are! Below you can find our downloadable menstruation information which we used during our recent social media campaign. 

We close out every school year with a hands-on exploration of Earth Science. No different this year, we decided to expand our focus to include our younger scientists in exploring water pollution and filtration. How do we clean water? We answered this question through a hands-on exploration with our K-5 science groups.