Why? Your children might be familiar with an apple or a strawberry, but what about more exotic fruits that you can find at the supermarket? Lychees, kiwis and dragon fruits? By dissecting these fruits you can teach them more about how fruit is used as seed dispersal to grow more fruit – and also encourage…
17th Dec 14 2:18 pm | Emily Chapman
Winter is a bit of a nightmare for gardeners; the weather gets colder, there is frost on the ground and there is less sunlight and warmth, causing gardens and plants to become damp and struggle for life. In this article we’ll show you how you can prepare three of the most common types of plants to…
3rd Nov 14 3:30 pm | Katie Middleton
Imagine picking your own flowers or eating the vegetables from your own garden. Gardening can be a fun hobby, as you plant flowers and watch them grow. The three most important things for a plant are soil, sunlight, and water. You’ll want to pick a good spot for your garden, check to see if the soil is right,…
21st Jan 12 10:36 am | kybo-admin
What is Lightning? Lightning is a weather pattern associated with thunderstorms. It is a type of electric current that is produced in the clouds. Lightning can occur within a single cloud, between multiple clouds, or between a cloud and the ground. Lightning is similar to the static electric shock that one can receive after walking across carpet and…
17th Jan 12 10:33 am | kybo-admin
Beekeeping scientifically known as apiculture. It is the art of raising honeybees. Honeybees are maintained in colonies usually in hives. Beekeepers keep bees an apiary to reproduce bees, pollinate crops, honey and beeswax harvesting. These resources provide comprehensive information on beekeeping. History of Beekeeping The United States: A comprehensive resource on the history of beekeeping in…
13th Jan 12 10:29 am | kybo-admin