I Can Know About Snow
by, Jo Carol Hebert You look out the window. It is a Saturday, no-school morning. It is a very cold and wet day. You can not go out and play. […]
by, Jo Carol Hebert You look out the window. It is a Saturday, no-school morning. It is a very cold and wet day. You can not go out and play. […]
Did you know the forces of water, wind, and the Earth can have superpowers? Just like in the movies, some superpowered forces can be good and some…well…may not be so […]
By, Jo Carol Hebert What’s unusual about this city of 4,300 people at the North Pole called Utqiagvik (besides the name)? The ‘Polar Night’ Well, for one thing, Utqiagvik is […]
by, Jo Carol Hebert The plant we call the Poinsettia is native to Mexico and Central America. The Aztecs called this plant, Cuetlaxochitl, meaning ‘mortal flower that perishes and withers’. […]
by, Jo Carol Hebert Festive holiday decorations often include the white, shiny berries and evergreen leaves of the mistletoe. But, did you know this innocent-looking plant is a vicious ‘parasite?’ […]
In some parts of the world, when winter arrives, it also means the water freezes into ice. Playing on frozen ponds or lakes can be super fun. But did you […]