Last March, as the coronavirus pandemic begat remote school and social distancing, the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences released coloring and activity pages on its website, hoping to give youngsters “a fun daily activity (to) keep their creativity going.” Artist and graphic designer Tracey Cameron created the drawings and puzzles for parents to print out, and is now offering more online coloring pages that pair with the Foundation’s Science Saturday presentation topics.
For the Jan. 30 Science Saturday virtual lecture, for example, John Wnek, now retired from the Marine Academy of…
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