Earth and Space, Fresh Air Moment
Earth has seasons because it is tilted by 23.5º. Earth’s axis is always pointed in the same direction, so it changes the orientation and angles between the Earth and the Sun, and different parts of Earth get the Sun’s direct rays throughout the year. The... Fresh Air Moment, Wildlife
Woodhouse scrub jays are year-round residents in the central Arizona highlands. They are omnivores, eating insects, acorns and other seeds, and occasionally rodents and small reptiles. As you can see, they eat an acorn by securing it with their feet to a hard surface... Fresh Air Moment, Wildlife
Ladybugs in the Central Highlands Winter With short days, cool temperatures, and a progression of celebratory occasions – November and December are times where we often gather together, eat a lot of food, and nestle in our homes with blankets, slippers, and... Fresh Air Moment, Wildlife
Ants are amazing, and such hard workers. Join Erin to learn more about ants and reward them for their jobs. This is a fun activity for the whole family!... 