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BUD & BUG

on March 30, 2020

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Trees have many visitors!

As BUDS are growing on the trees,
BUGS are crawling up to say hello!

Lady Bug song

Lucky Lady bug song

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Sun-Moon Stories around the world

All over the world, people tell stories about Sun and Moon and Water. WHY? Because ALL PEOPLE experience the wondrous mysteries of Nature. Giving NATURE faces, and voices is part of story telling in cultures world-wide. Here is a story from Nigeria about Why The Sun and The Moon Live In the Sky There are many tellings of this one story, and each one offers lovely elements. Hearing a story from many voices is amazing.... so, give it a try.... Here's a version of the story And here is a very sweet song about dreaming... and why moon and sun are not seen at the same time in the sky. Here is a sweet rhyming song

World Travellers

Let's visit the Forests of the Earth -- on land and under water! See how trees weave with one another to support each other. Their roots weave under the ground, and their branches up in the air. There are forests of kelp in the ocean ~ and rock-bed gardens of coral.

Amabie: Participate in n artistic response to Corona!

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