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"e" inc. is now hosting science themed birthday parties!
We currently have three exciting topics to choose from! We can't wait to make your kiddos birthday something they'll never forget!

1) Prehistoric Animals
2) Mad Scientist
3) Dinosaurs

DM or message [email protected] for more information and scheduling!

We wanted to say a huge thank you to those who donated on Giving Tuesday, and to everyone who plans to throughout this holiday season! 🎁 keep an eye out for envelopes heading your way! 🎄 Your donations allow us to continue impactful programs like this in schools all around Boston.

Pictured, students at the Warren Prescott getting hands-on experience with Rube Goldberg machines, as part of our energy curriculum! 🎢

Happy Giving Tuesday! 💛 Today means a lot to us over here at “e” inc, with your generous contributions we can provide meaningful programs to communities throughout Boston to create positive change for our planet!🌍 To donate head to our website! https://www.einc-action.org/about-us.html 🌱🔭

Mark your calendars! November 28, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, is Giving Tuesday! We hope you will consider supporting “e” inc on Tuesday so we can continue providing awesome programs, like our Summer Science Discovery Program pictured above, to the children of Boston! 🔬🌿 donation link can be found on our website: https://einc-action.networkforgood.com/projects/140009-e-inc-s-action-first-back-to-school-2021-campaign

Did you know that the sun is so big it can fit more than a million Earths inside of it?! 🌎 These sunny faces from Cambridge Community Center just learned all about it! ☀️☀️

Eden, our recent addition to the Educator team, has been having a blast with Cambridge Community Center teaching them all about space! Stay tuned for more!🪐🔭☄️🚀

Bird Street Community Center working together to solve some primate puzzles!!
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Our curriculums are tailored to actively engage students of all ages through hands-on activities, making it easier to comprehend materials!

DID YOU KNOW: If you wanted to go to the moon, it would only take 3 DAYS to get there…if you were traveling at 240,000 miles per hour! That’s pretty fast! 🌙 🚀
Students at ADSL in Dorchester have started learning about outer space and all it has to offer. Programming with “e” inc. encourages students to learn more about our planet (and beyond), while having lots of fun in the process! This week students learned that the moon is our Earth’s only natural satellite, and made their own models to take home. Stay tuned for more of this year’s STEM activities in schools and community centers across Greater Boston! 📡 🛰️ 🌎✨

Don't miss this awesome event coming to Charlestown this Saturday, October 7th! Wilderness Inquiry and Mystic River Watershed Association are partnering up to bring Canoemobile to Charlestown! This program will be held at Spaulding in Charlestown and will be free for partners and local families! For more info scan the QR code or email [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) We hope to see you there! 🛶🛶

Week 3 of SSDP recap! 🦕 🦖 Our Summer Science Discovery Program has come to an end but it was fantastic to hang out with all of you! 🐞 As the school year begins, we hope you all have an amazing start! We can’t wait to return to schools and reunite with familiar faces as well as meet lots of new friends! 📚 🍎 ✏️

Have a fun science summer with "e" inc.! Sign up for any or all weeks of our Summer Science Discovery Program today!! Space is limited!

“E” inc.’s Neponset River Program has been in full swing this summer! Educator Tess Mahon Kuzin has been taking students from Gallivan Community Center on an exploration of their local Neponset River. One particular field trip of the program took the students to the Edgewater Food Forest. Previously an empty field, this food forest was built in 2021-2022 by the Edgewater Neighborhood Association and its dedicated community. Today, it is a space for healthy food, fitness, learning, and community, and is maintained collectively by volunteer stewards as a part of the Boston Food Forest Coalition community land trust. The students from Gallivan Community Center got to engage in the Food Forest by finding edibles berries from low-maintenance, edible food-producing plants designed to address food access in their local Mattapan neighborhood.