Snails and the Missing Bigfoot
Have you ever seen a child draw something over and over and over?
There's a reason for that. They aren't just drawing it, they're world-building.
When kids are drawing a cat, they're thinking about what it's name is, or its super powers, and they're thinking about the friends that it has.
It's NEVER just a cat.
So when we encourage kids to draw something else, we can inadvertently interrupt t...
In fact, it's gone missing!
Join us for a special Spring Break Art Camp where we're hunting for spring. Kids will paint rainbows, learn how to break birds down into simple shapes, collage flowers, and more through a story that guides them through all week long starting March 30th.
Save My Seat - CLICK HERE
Learning to trust our intuition
In Sedona a few weeks ago, I had an opportunity...
A few years ago I was all abuzz about this fact that I learned...
Honeybees see in color.
Or maybe I've never actually paid attention to what bugs can and can't see (other than those images that make it look like bug eyes see a kaleidoscope).
Charles Henry Turner, the first Black entomologist, was passionate about bugs. His discovery that honey bees see in vibrant color, however, was credit...
The Glitter Bomb Monthly
