An exciting citizen science project where students can engage data from the Juno mission to Jupiter.

Please, no more plastic bottle sculptures. Here’s why:

Learning about mushrooms, mycelia and spore prints.

Sprouting seeds and sculpting seeds!

Creating a painting with a pallette based on your outfit.

Every color wheel will be different, and each person will perceive them differently.

Finding the beautiful miniature worlds at the edges of our paths.

A fun STEAM sculpture project that meets NGSS DCI and VAPA standards for second grade.

Animating a series of paintings to express how water connects everything,

A library of color derived from plant pigments for the Huntington Botanical Gardens.

Experiment with how water affects color by painting on wet paper and leaving it out in the rain.

Simple and fun holiday projects: sparkle slime, tree ends and stars.

Hammering plants is fun! And beautiful.

Making paper flowers with big groups, including small children. Wonderful for el Dia del los Muertos festivals.

A fun, simple Halloween clay decoration!

Simple outdoor stop-motion.

Make sundials using chalk and your body!

Celebrate autumn and all different kinds of hair!