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Making Cheese
One of my favorite things to draw are processes, as in How Cheese is Made. This is from an upcoming Grade 2 issue of Kids Discover on Why People Work. Design by Brobel Design. Click image for a larger version. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd grade, cheese, farmer, HMH, houghton mifflin harcourt, infographic, Infotoon, kids discover, michael kline, whey
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This will curl your hair—literally
Straight hair or curly hair is based more on chemistry than environment. It’s made up mostly of proteins produced in a follicle, or sac, at the base of a single strand. Each protein contains the element sulfur, the atoms of … Continue reading
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Tagged chemistry, curly, education, follicles, hair, Infotoon, michael kline, straight
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Take a deep breath and say “Lungs.”
You might not think it, but your lungs are very complicated pieces of biological engineering. And given the job they’re tasked with (that being to deliver oxygen into the bloodstream and to release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere), it’s easy … Continue reading
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Tagged airways, alveola, asthma, bronchioles, bronchitis, hilum, human lobe, Infotoon, kids discover, lower lung mediastinal, lungs, phlegm, pleurisy, pneumonia, pulmonary, respiratory
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Fats and Proteins
When it comes to fats and proteins, they have more “juice” than one might think. Both are nutrients that the body needs, and both can come from animal and plant sources. But your body does not require as much protein … Continue reading
Presidents
Below is a sketch and an excerpt from a book that author Howard Temperley and I are working on. It’s a rhyming exposé of the presidents… Enjoy! JOHN QUINCY ADAMS (1825-1829) Imagine that your father Is president of the United … Continue reading
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Tagged American, election, Infotoon, John Quincy Adams, Massachusetts, presidents, slavery, United States
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Heavy Lifters
When you speak of the muscle-bound champions of the animal kingdom, your first thoughts may head in the direction of the African elephant. But you would be incorrect. That particular pachyderm doesn’t hold a candle to the rhinoceros beetle when … Continue reading
How Air Pressure Works
Wind tends to move from high pressure areas (H) to low-pressure areas (L), kind of like two very energetic children on a teeter-totter–with balance being the main objective. Also, the closer a high and low are to each other, the … Continue reading
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Tagged air pressure, high pressure, Infotoon, low pressure, playground, teeter totter, weather, whimsical illustration, wind
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The Dew Point
The temperature at which water vapor in the air condenses, or turns to liquid, is called the dew point. There is no single dew point however. It depends on how much water vapor is in the air. If there is … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, dew point, educational, fog, frost, Infotoon, michael kline, rain, snow, temperature, weather
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