School Gardens: Integrating Gardening Throughout the Elementary Curriculum In 2004, during lunch in my classroom,

School Gardening with Trillium Montessori!

Dandelion Delights! It seems this year spring is here before winter has even gotten started.

Wonder Wednesday 127: Delightful Dandelion Paint Along!

Flow It's African American Hertiage Month! So let's celebrate BIPOC Women in STEM! Undrowned The

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A Solstice SpectacularIf it were up to me, I'd skate outside all day on winter

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Monster Watercolor!It's July and that means it's World Watercolor Month!To celebrate, this month we'll have

Watercolor Month Monstera!

Nurturing LifeJust as the necrosphere provides the nutrients that help life thrive, how does the

Wonder Wednesday 118: Growing Gifts

The What? (& Is that a dead lizard?)The necrosphere & yes, ants were eating it

The Necrosphere

The Art of Guadalupe MaravillaWe can't talk about the Salvadorian game Tripa Chuca in America

Wonder Wednesday 117: Let’s Play Tripa Chuca!

Taking It Back Sewing and gardening have been, for centuries, often seen as women's work,

Wonder Wednesday 116: Craftivism, Nature, and Equal Rights

Mushrooms & Fungi GaloreEarlier in the summer I was chatting with my 9 year old

Fungi and Foxfire

With five Wings, Worms, and Wonder books out there in the world working to creatively

Which Book is Right for You?

Join me in a lighthearted chat with Bethan Burton of the Journaling with Nature podcast

Journaling With Nature Podcast Chat

Happy Wonder Wednesday 106! Who says focusing on the negative can’t be positive? Not in

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 The newest Wings, Worms, and Wonder bookDraw Yourself Back to Nature: Creativity, connection and art-making

Draw Yourself Back to Nature – the Book!

Out of sight, out of mind. It’s such a common phrase. It’s so easy to

Making the Invisible Visible