blue marble learning scene

let blue marble help you connect with nature

Experts in communicating nature knowledge in a fun way!

7 Ways to Connect with Nature

1. Enjoy field trips to your yard
2. Join a guided walk. It's more than a walk
3. Utilize educator resources - curriculum connected
4. Bring nature in with nature 'house' calls
5. Explore nature kits and books
6. Celebrate birthdays and other parties
7. Download free resources to connect with nature
PSA Your financial literacy unit is incomplete without this business project. built from 20 years of classroom testing, this experiential learning project will give students real life knowledge

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Environmental science isn't going anywhere. Inspire your budding naturalist with our environmental sciences apprenticeship kit
Let's get crafty with our bookable nature inspired craft activities
Just good science. Our science curriculum has you covered
Rocks, please, and minerals. Upgrade your rock knowledge with our geology kit
The nature 'doctor' is in! Nature 'house' calls bring fun indoors for a 1 hour activity - perfect for any age
It's more than a walk, it's an adventure - walking with blue marble
Take a field trip to your yard and explore nature you've seen before but maybe not noticed

At blue marble learning scene we believe in the extraordinary connections of the natural environment and human scenes, and enabling learning through wonder, respect, and awe. We strive to reconnect humans with the natural environment in a kind, equitable, respectful, and supportive space that encourages unique exploration and growth. Specifically, blue marble learning scene aims to offer affordable, immersive, interactive, hands on experiences inspired by nature to facilitate learning about science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

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View fullsize Nominations for your favourite businesses in Kingston are happening now! Those businesses with the most nominations in each category will go on to the voting phase. Nominations accepted until December 8. We have been nominated in a couple categor
View fullsize This month we are at 3 markets! Come say hi today (Saturday November 16 at the KSS Holiday Bazaar), next weekend (Saturday November 23 at the Hawks Hokiday Bazaar is Napanee) and Black Friday weekend at the Cataraqui Mall. We have crafts, kits, and
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View fullsize we now have amphibian ID sheets! perfect outdoor companion to help you learn about and identify frogs and salamanders. blue marble identification sheets help you reconnect with nature by getting outside and learn about the nature around you. These

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