Jenna Granger
Talking Trees & Plant Your Own Sugar Pine
An exploration of the communication between trees and plants & an opportunity to add to the conversation by planting your own sugar pine.
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Jenna Granger
Apr 14, 2020
Upcycled Milk Jugs
Reduce single use plastics! Make your own reusable lunch container out of a milk jug.
Jenna Granger
Apr 9, 2020
Spin Art
Is the color black really black? This at-home experiment explores chromatography, colors & the movement of molecules.
Jenna Granger
Apr 7, 2020
Snowflake Morphology
Are all snowflakes the same? What factors influence the shape, size and structure of snowflakes?
Jenna Granger
Apr 6, 2020
Geography of a Childhood
Talked to your grandparents lately? Find out if their childhood was different or similar to yours through this fun activity!
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Apr 2, 2020
Build Your Own Boat
Time to put your engineering hat on to practice building your own boat! How many pennies can you ship across the bathtub?
Jenna Granger
Mar 31, 2020
Snow Castles
Experiment with melting rates of snow and ice by building snow castles! Get outside in the snow with this at-home science activity.
Jenna Granger
Mar 30, 2020
Upcycled T-Shirt Bags
Not sure what to do with your old t-shirts? Save the planet and your t-shirts by making a reusable grocery bag!
Jenna Granger
Mar 27, 2020
Earth Hour
What can you do for energy conservation while stuck at home? Join the global Earth Hour campaign!
Jenna Granger
Mar 26, 2020
Soap & Pepper
How does soap interact with water and pepper? Explore surface tension with this at-home experiment.
Jenna Granger
Mar 25, 2020
Toilet Science
Can flushable wipes really be flushed down the toilet? How do we keep our pipes clear? Here is an experiment to find out!
Jenna Granger
Mar 24, 2020
Build Your Watershed
Where does the snow in your yard go when it melts? Can you build your watershed out of snow? Time to get your snow pants on and find out!
Jenna Granger
Mar 20, 2020
Snow Water Equivalent
Does all snow hold the same amount of water? Here is an easy experiment with snow that you can do from home!
Jenna Granger
Mar 18, 2020
Snow Depth & Snowpack Prediction
Do you know how deep the snow is in your backyard? Why is knowing about the snowpack important? Put on your snow scientist hat and find out!
Jenna Granger
Mar 18, 2020
Snow Faceplants
Have you been outside today? Get out there to do a fun experiment with perception! All you need is fresh snow, a camera and your face.
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