Category: Children (page 8)

If anyone wants to attend our Paper Circuits science workshop (Courtesy of Roz and Bud Siegel and the staff of the Westport Library – thank you!), we have space in the Wednesday class which meets at 4 pm. Ages 9-13.…

Seashells “Every empty seashell on the beach once contained an animal known as a mollusk. Clams, oysters, scallops, conchs, mussels, and snails are all types of mollusks. The shells of these animals are exoskeletons, or hard, outside skeletons that protect…

Mountains  The Earth’s crust is separated into extremely large tectonic plates which float atop molten rock called magma. These plates move slowly every day, so slowly that people cannot feel the movement. Mountains are formed all over the world at…