The upcoming March for Science will be held in Washington, D. C., and in satellite cities across the country and around the world on Earth Day, April 22.
2. Adding water and "icebergs:"
3. Time passes, the icebergs melt and the polar bears' home is submerged:
Planning for the March for Science has been gaining momentum. I am playing a small part in organizing Denver's march.
There are hat knitting patterns
and t-shirts,
and even NPR Science Friday valentines.
We are already thinking up signs.
My favorite sign is worth one more look:
Maybe it's time for that trip to France, oui?
Will you be participating in a March for Science ?
Steph
P.S. I tucked that tardigrade valentine in there because, well, how could I RESIST?!
The Polar Bear Experiment (see comment section below).
1. Making clay mountains with topo lines:
3. Time passes, the icebergs melt and the polar bears' home is submerged:
