Lilacs {InstaScience}
Lilacs are one of the most appealing spring-flower bushes because of their beauty, sweet smell, and color. Click "Read More" to learn about these bright blooms.
Tulips {InstaScience}
The tulip is the queen of the spring blooms and they are popping out everywhere! Click “Read More” to learn about these beauties!
Iridescent Clouds {InstaScience}
Iridescent, a.k.a. rainbow, clouds are a beautiful phenomenon! Click "Read More" to learn about the science behind these clouds.
Turkey Tail {InstaScience}
Turkey Tail is one of the most common species in the shelf fungus family, so chances are good you have seen one of these! Click "Read More" to learn about these fungi.
Tree Bark {InstaScience}
With all the leaves gone, the bark of a tree is much easier to see and study during the winter months. Learn more about the skin of a tree!
Scoria {InstaScience}
Scoria is an igneous rock formed by extrusion, very similar to pumice and basalt. Learn how this type of rocks forms and see how it differs from pumice.
Lichens {InstaScience}
Lichens are amazing examples of biological partnerships. Click on over to learn about lichens in an instant and snag a few activity ideas!
Squirrels {InstaScience}
We live in a neighborhood with lots of oak and walnut trees. In addition to all the wonderful shade in the summer, we also have a lot squirrels who visit!
Basalt {InstaScience}
We found this super strange looking rock in a creek on our property. Click "Read More" to learn what the rock was and grab a few activities!
Ocean Waves {InstaScience}
There are very few things as peaceful as the sound of the waves as they gently crest onto shore. Click "Read More" to see some ocean facts and activities!
Fossils {InstaScience}
We found this fossil of a shell a few years back as we were skipping stones in a local river. Click "Read More" to learn about fossils and see several related science activities.
Rain {InstaScience}
We have had a lot of rain so far this fall! Which is great for filling up the aquifers, but not so great for the colors of our leaves. Click "Read More" to see more rain facts and few fun activities!