Women in Science Wednesday: Barbara McClintock
#WomeninScienceWednesday is THL’s biweekly blog where we feature a female scientist and her intellectual contributions to STEM. Barbara McClintock (1902 – 1992) “If you know you are on the…
#WomeninScienceWednesday is THL’s biweekly blog where we feature a female scientist and her intellectual contributions to STEM. Barbara McClintock (1902 – 1992) “If you know you are on the…
In honor of THL’s newest release, Elizabeth’s Constellation Quilt, we decided to do a constellation-inspired craft that is perfect for nighttime. Using a few objects found around the house, you…
Women in Science Wednesday is THL’s biweekly blog where we feature a female scientist and her intellectual contributions to STEM. Margaret Hamilton (born August 17, 1936) Margaret Hamilton is a…
Women in Science Wednesday is THL’s biweekly blog where we feature a female scientist and her contributions to STEM. Mae Jemison (1956 – Present) “Don’t let anyone rob you…
Yesterday, THL visited the National Braille Press in Boston to learn about publishing books in braille in preparation for a book we’re planning about Eşref Armağan, a blind painter from…
As part of our series of spring food traditions (and fun in the kitchen) we turn to eggs. Some cultures have a history of believing that the world began as…
By the time kids are in middle school some of them give up on trick or treating while others county the days until Halloween. And some years the weather is…
One of the greatest challenges to mankind always has been eradicating the presence of debilitating disease. Until just thirty years ago poliomyelitis occurred in the United States and throughout the…
Trees do all of their growing in the spring. The new branches and the buds for next years leaves are already set by the end of June; the leaves you…