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It's been a while since I've to the aquarium so it's nice to see our old friends.

I used to be a guide and work in the aviary 15 years ago!

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I love the use of 're' as a prefix to push all action titles. The course appears child centered and has interesting activities.    

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I love the use of 're' as a prefix to push all action titles. The course appears child centered and has interesting activities.    

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Want to try the "T-shirt into a bag" - easy no sew, practical, creative repurpose project

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Love the examples so the teens can follow along!

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Love the creative projects - does onion dye smell??

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Love the creative projects - does onion dye smell??

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Really dig the section on sparks - so good!

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Really dig the section on sparks - so good!

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Great things on here for Growth & Reproduction

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Great things on here for Growth & Reproduction

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Love the opportunity to model watershed

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I love the Google earth story! I need to learn how to do this myself!

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The stewardship aspects were the ones that were very relevant to me , but I got to that point right before we wrapped up!

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really like thinking of how you want to make an impact

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really like thinking of how you want to make an impact

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We actually used the Aquarium's animal cams all the time in our virtual nature connection program last year when the kids were stuck at home.

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I do not think the dye smells oniony, you just use the papery husks. My coworker at the Museum does it all the time!

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I do not think the dye smells oniony, you just use the papery husks. My coworker at the Museum does it all the time!