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“Can you make me a box?”
Read nowAsking a woodworker to make a box is a bit like asking a chef to make me an egg. With endless options and decisions, we often spend more time asking follow up questions than making it. A few years ago,...
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Birds Flying High: Celebrating Over 10 Feathered Years
Read nowAccording to a 2019 report, there are over 7 billion birds in the United States - that’s around 1,800 birds per square mile! It is no wonder that these feathered friends have become a pastime for many, from bird feeders to...
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Plastic or Cardboard: Our Packaging Theory
Read nowAs consumers become increasingly conscious about the environmental impacts of their purchases, the scope often extends to the product’s packaging, too. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, product packaging and containers made up 82.2 million tons of waste in...
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What is Open-Ended Play?
Read nowOpen-ended play is an oft-used buzz term to describe the benefit of a toy but what does "open-ended play" actually mean and why is it important? Let's break it down. Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines open-ended as “not rigorously fixed: such as (a) adaptable to...
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Don't Cut the Trees? Not so Fast . . .
Read nowIn this carbon-concerned world, imagine three trillion contraptions that remove carbon from the environment and retain it as a useful substance. Sounds like science fiction. Not really, they are something we see all around us - trees. Armchair activists look...