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Scientific classification and binomial nomenclature--dull concepts. A picture book biography can introduce the curious kid who became a scientist and explain complex ideas.

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2020-09-25

Going Beyond STEM To Create The Next Generation Of Leaders!

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2019-11-07

Who needs eyes in the back of their head? Owls can turn their heads 270° without repositioning their bodies! Multiple vertebrae in their necks compensate for eyes that can’t rotate.

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2018-07-23

On International Day of a shout out to some of my favorite female designers involved in

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2018-02-12