Birds of New England Bingo
Saturday is supposed to be a great day to be outside with the family. On days that are sunny and warm I like to play this game with my kids because it teaches them about the birds in our area. … Continued
Talking, Talking Sports Talk Debuts
Yesterday at 4:00pm the Ozone launched its first production of Talking, Talking Sports Talk, hosted by Will, Helena and Ellen. Students of the Ozone tuned in to give their opinions of some of the most pressing questions in sports today, … Continued
BASCP Garden Update, 4/10/20
The BASCP garden is thriving as we have moved out of the germination stage and are beginning to transplant. So far we have moved our tomatoes into new, larger containers and they are growing at a rapid rate. Next the … Continued
Build Your Own Birdhouse
Advisory: The use of a power tool should be done with the assistance of an adult/parent or guardian and completed with necessary safety equipment. For this project i would recommend an adult/parent or guardian to cut the wooden boards to … Continued
Family Fun: Fort Building!
Every year one of the biggest jobs that we have at Impatient Turtle Farm is to clear our lawn and garden of all the sticks, leaves and pine needles that have fallen during the winter months. Since we have about … Continued
Tynker Time
Looking for some fun educational activities to engage your student? Enroll in BASCP’s Tynker coding class. This class is perfect for students in grades K-5 of all experience levels, Tynker’s self-paced curriculum lets students learn by applying coding to core … Continued
Signs of Spring in Medway
3/26/20 It’s early spring here at Impatient Turtle Farm and our garden is beginning to show signs of life. This morning my daughter Ada and I took a walk around the farm to see what perennial plants are starting to … Continued
BASCP Farm Moves to Medway
The BASCP Farm Moves to Medway We are proud to report that all of the seeds that have been planted and successfully germinated at BASCP were safely transported to our Medway nursery. Here we will continue to propagate our crop … Continued