Chris explores the flooded forests of Congaree to learn about abiotic and biotic factors.

Dry Tortugas is one of a several small tropical islands made up ancient coral reefs called the Florida Keys. So why are these islands instead of reefs? Chris learns how glaciers and global climate impacts sea levels with the help from special guest, paleoclimatologist Dr. Rocio Paola Caballero-Gill.

The Blue Ridge Mountains are over 500 million years old - but what happened nearly half a billions ago that build these mountains? Chris explores Shenandoah National Park to learn how plate tectonics shape our planet's surface.

In this video [26:45], students discover why honeybees make such great engineers by studying the underlying mathematics and design of their beehives.

The Children's Museum of Cleveland  is temporarily closed to the public due to the pandemic.  Staff at CMC have created these kits for distribution through the Cleveland Public Library during the summer 2021, anticipating a reopening for families.  Contact your branch library for details. Cleveland Public Library Brooklyn Branch has created this guide to work with teachers and students at Cleveland Metropolitan Schools Denison K-12 and Horizon Science Denison Academy.

Abby Brown explores the world through books and activities. Each topic addresses developmentally appropriate instructional themes for kids ages 4-9. Academic content is layered in with storylines of fun and adventure! Children of all ages explore and put in their own words each theme, meanwhile gaining an appreciation for people and places they've never known before.

Read, watch and learn about Skipark 360, a year-round indoor winter sports arena with everything from downhill skiing to ice hockey and international slalom competitions. Even more, the entire arena is built on renewable energy. [1:57]