Mammals are a group of animals that share three major traits. These traits help children understand how animals are sorted in nature and allow them to identify mammals in simple, observable ways. Are bears mammals? The first trait is that all mammals are warm-blooded. This means they can keep their body temperature steady, even when the environment changes. A squirrel in winter or a whale in cold water stays warm because its body regulates heat on its own. This is different f

Discover how sound waves travel, how our ears hear them, and how the inclusive children’s book I’ve Never Sawn That Before! brings hearing and science together.

A short walk on a local trail is a simple way to build science skills with young kids. Hiking with friends and family is a great way to spend quality time outdoors! In our latest episode, we saw pinecones, practiced safe log balancing (if you want to call it that), and observed sticky tree sap. These experiences naturally lead us to think that we can ask a question, make a guess, collect clues, and then draw a conclusion. CHECK OUT THE EPISODE! Nature Clues Kids Can Spot Pi

Discover where animals go in winter! Learn how birds migrate, frogs hibernate, and squirrels prepare for cold weather in this fun educational episode of Hook Book Barrel.

When the days shorten and the air turns cooler, trees begin a transformation you can see all around you.