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Todd Elementary first-graders learned about the ways animals survive in winter from BOCES' naturalist Rachel Oswald @CEEPNW @pnwboces @SuperKaish
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CEE welcomes the amazing students and faculty from Dover Plains MS to our Yorktown Heights Challenge Course. Building connections with each other and between Dutchess and Westchester Counties simultaneously! Go Dragons! @pnwboces #CEEConnections @CEEPNW #teambuilding
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Team building in curriculum and instructional services. Fun 🤩 times!!
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Second graders at Lincoln Titus Elementary learned about seeds and the role they play in nature thanks to a presentation by BOCES' Center for Environmental Education. @Dr_BLyons @LakelandCSD @CEEPNW
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Ask an IMES first grader to name the parts of a seed and they’ll tell you about the seed coat, seed scar, embryo and cotyledon and show you the fun movements that help them remember - thanks to the Seed Study program @pnwboces @CEEPNW #KLActiveLearning
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Old crayons. Toilet paper rolls. Outgrown sneakers. You name it, it can be recycled. Furnace Woods Elementary kindergarteners learned all about recycling from CEE Naturalist Beth Thompson. @CEEPNW #CEEconnections #nature
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We invite you to take our #LoveattheBronxZoo quiz to find your animal match! Learn more about bonding, courtship and other behaviors that form connections in the animal world. (You’ll also get a 15% off coupon that can be used at the Bronx Zoo store) bit.ly/2Yz4hz8
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Pick a number (or two), how are you feeling these days, folks?
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#DidYouKnow we have live cams of the Sea Lion Pool and our Madagascar! exhibit? Tip: leave the camera open in one browser window and check back every now and then to see which animals you can spot! bit.ly/2XCeCtP
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Quillbert, the Center for Environmental Education's newest animal ambassador, has been settling into his new home at Tech South, where he is learning to be comfortable being handled by staff and begins joining in on CEE programs for students.
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Today is #SaveTheEagleDay. Climate change, pesticides and other dangers threaten many eagle populations. During your next visit, get an up-close look at the bald eagle and learn about the conservation work that went into saving them.
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Great job by @aprilljumic @MrsPosch_MHS and our @CEEPNW partners sharing some of the fantastic work being done in the MHS Life course to support students in building appropriate relationships in the virtual environment. Thanks to @pnwboces for hosting today’s conference.






































