natural cycles – Linda Booth Sweeney

Join us on March 12 for a Interactive Talk About Using STEM-based Picture Books/MA-STEM Standards to Create Engaging Hands-on Curriculum

I'm excited to partner with Melissa Roberts – Program Director of Puddle Stompers and master nature educator -- in this workshop for the 25th annual MASSACHUSETTS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION SOCIETY. Our talk: Utilizing STEM-based Picture Books and MA-STEM Standards to Create Engaging, Hands-on Nature-based Curriculum for ages 4-8 and Adults This workshop will demonstrate an integrated

Discovering the magical, noisy world of vernal pools: A Noisy Puddle Storytime

The Lincoln Public Library, Conservation Department, and LLCT welcome author Linda Booth Sweeney to the Lincoln Library on Saturday, March 30th for a reading of The Noisy Puddle, followed by a movement activity about vernal pools

That Second Cup of Coffee, and Why We Need to Talk to Children About Cycles: Part II

How can we set up our children to participate in and co-create a healthy sustainable future? You can start by talking about cycles.

A FanGirl Moment (And Why It’s Okay to Talk About Death): Part I

Let's talk about FOX: A CIRCLE OF LIFE STORY, a children's picture book that celebrates dying as an essential part of life's natural cycles of growth and decay.

All Around Us

All Around Us I have to tell you about a children's book I absolutely love. All Around Us, written by Xelena Gonzalez, illustrated by Adrianna M. Garcia (Cinco Puntos Press, 2017, winner of the 2018 Skipping Stones Honor Award: Nature and Ecology Books and many more awards!) is