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.

La experiencia de la mayoría de la gente con los invertebrados es negativa. ¿Pero qué pasaría si pudiéramos cambiar eso? ¡La curiosidad es poderosa! Aquí, los jóvenes científicos conocen los gusanos. Aunque al principio no estaban seguros, todos los probaron y disfrutaron muchísimo. Así es como plantamos las semillas de la ciencia. A veces, incluyen gusanos.

May is Menstrual Health Awareness Month, a time to spotlight the biology, stigma, and social challenges surrounding menstruation. Although half the world experiences periods at some point, it's shocking how much misinformation, shame, and silence still surround this natural body function.

Thank you for joining us at the Crown Heights Library for family-friendly, hands-on science fun! We had a fantastic time learning and exploring together. Best part, the ingredients and process are accessible and can be expanded on at home!

When people think of science tools, they often picture microscopes or test tubes—not pipettes in the hands of toddlers. But in our preschool science workshops, we put pipettes front and center, even with our youngest learners. Why? Well....