July 27, 2026

Tag: Earth Exploration

A Mind Wide Open, Bugz & Her Explorations, Chemistry, Culture Appreciation, Geography, Imagination, Lils, Movement & Coordination, Physical Development, Physics, Science Discoveries, Self Awareness, Social Development, Society & Culture, Thought Process & Development

Color, Color, Boom, BOOM

“THAT’S TOO LOUD”, says an annoyed and somewhat intimidated Cecily, who got to experience a fireworks show closer than she’s ever been before. Lily decided to do the evening on blades!  We went to Pueblo, to the Riverwalk for the celebration.  Fireworks and a live orchestra, playing, you guessed it, their idea of patriotic music […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Lils, Literacy, Science Discoveries, Simply Nature, Society & Culture, Thought Process & Development

Spell That, Color That In, Tsunami's, Water's Energy, and Plate Tectonics

Japan, washed away in a moment of massive energy liberation due to the same.  Take a pencil, bend from both ends.  Watch… it will break.  The earth is no different… but try to explain the shifting of chunks of ground, pressing against each other to the point where they start to bend and eventually break, […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Lils, Literacy, Science Discoveries, Simply Nature, Society & Culture, Thought Process & Development

Spell That, Color That In, Tsunami's, Water's Energy, and Plate Tectonics

Japan, washed away in a moment of massive energy liberation due to the same.  Take a pencil, bend from both ends.  Watch… it will break.  The earth is no different… but try to explain the shifting of chunks of ground, pressing against each other to the point where they start to bend and eventually break, […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Bugz & Her Explorations, Imagination, Lils, Look for Learning, Math Discoveries, Science Discoveries, Simply Nature, Thought Process & Development

What Do You Wanna Be When You Grow Up?

Taking this from a FB posting… Thierry says to Ray: I have read your comments on someone else’s wall about graphing calculators. I am of a “in between” generation: I have never had a slide rule–too young–and never had a graphing calculator–too old. That being said, I am a geek, and thought at some point […]

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