This video by Bill Nye demonstrates how the Sun and Earth’s rotation are involved in wind production. Video length 1:53.
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This webpage highlights the diversity and functionality of bird feet.
This hands on activity demonstrates why the sky is blue and the sunset is red.
Watch this video about the benefits of adding bugs to our diets and use the discussion questions provided to lead a group discussion. Related activities are also provided.
Read how palm weevil larvae farmers are trying to bring this sustainable protein to the cities. Requires a free Newsela account.
Build your own bug mansion and attract a multitude of creepy crawlies to your garden.
This DIY project demonstrates one particular green technology by having youth create their own model green roofs.
This video on the California Academy of Sciences describes several of the technologies that make it one of the greenest museums in the world. Video length: 4:22.
Watch a section of this video (12:40 — 18:30) as volunteers at a public school build out a butterfly garden that is already thriving with caterpillars and centipedes. Video length: 5:50.
Artist Jane Kim describes creating a massive mural on bird diversity at Cornell Lab of Ornithology., This is a nice demonstration of how the arts and science can work together., Video length: 2:07.
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