When you dig deep into soil, there are different layers called soil horizons. The layers are called “horizons” because they spread from side to side (horizontally).
Story sticks are used to help recall a story about a trip, hike, or other special event. They can be made of walking sticks, rulers, dowel rods, or small sticks.
Many different forms of wildlife use defensive mechanisms to survive in the wild. For example, some plants (roses and berries) grow thorns to keep animals from eating their leaves and fruit.
MDE-LIO would like to announce two new staff members, Sara Cruchelow and Pamela McGinister. Cruchelow is an education consultant for Blind/Visually Impaired (BVI).
Please enjoy reading the July 2023 issue of the Camp Tuhsmeheta (Camp T) newsletter, including recent camp visitors, facility updates, upcoming events, and more.
This summer, MDE-LIO launched a new parent education video series! This series is designed to give parents and caregivers insights and strategies for nurturing their child's growth.
