A Week At Camp!

from Historiography! · host Jim Stewart Allen

I am at camp right now! I have been teaching science to 5th graders all week as a Naturalist and it has just been so fun!!!! If you'd like to apply for this position check out more details here: http://www.campseymour.org/files/library/fc26fcdfdb6de4cf.pdf YMCA Camp Seymour is a not for profit camp, so a lot of kids can luckily come here who might not be able to otherwise! Please please please think about donating, some children don't find much success at school and all of a sudden they get here and they light up and it is absolutely wonderful!! This is a turning point for many =) Here is the link that will donate directly under the Historiography! Podcast: http://tinyurl.com/HistoriographyCampaignPage And finally, here is the link to the Bill Nye episode we are watching tonight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47yJJrauc9c

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