Your Challenge: Build Earth-friendly Sneakers.
You can use materials from nature to make your own art supplies!
Traditionally made from the skeletons and spines of cacti, rainsticks recreate the sound of falling rain and were believed to be used by ancient cultures to summon rainstorms.
Join Discovery Education and Boeing as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day: the worldwide event focused on promoting clean living and a healthy, sustainable habitat for humans and wildlife.
Students will investigate the impact different types of plastics have on our ecosystem & design a new version of plastic using biodegradable materials.
Here’s a fun activity to build oral motor skills, fine motor skills and number recognition!
Create your own plantable seed paper.
Cooper Center Outreach Team organized a panel discussion about sustainability in the apparel industry, inspired in part by the documentary The True Cost.
Learn about which brands are truly working toward sustainability, how to consider the environment in your apparel choices and more.
Cooper Center Outreach Team organized a panel discussion about sustainability in the apparel industry, inspired in part by the documentary The True Cost.
Cooper Center Outreach Team organized a panel discussion about sustainability in the apparel industry, inspired in part by the documentary The True Cost.
In this episode of But Why we’re learning how to make paint from an artist who wild-crafts his own pigments, and we’re visiting the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum to learn about the value of art.