Get your heart rate up with a series of knee highs, frog jumps, walking lunges and other exercises you can do right in your living room.

Execute the dot drill as many times as you can in this 8 minute workout.

Proper form is critical in sports and exercise. Mr. Mair takes you through dribbling and shooting techniques.

Fill your page with leaves festooned with elaborate patterns and textures.

Draw flowers from the top to the bottom of the roots, as though the full plan was visible through the dirt.

Trick the eye and draw a 3-D Heart Optical Illusion.

DIA staff-artists Ani Garabedian and Stephanie Sucaet-Felczak complete the overpainting of a community partnership mural in Lake Orion, Michigan.

Learn about the art and artistic process of Sajeev Visweswaran, a visual artist based in New Delhi and Ann Arbor.

Learn about the art and artistic process of Nabeela Najjar, a costume and fashion designer located in Detroit, Michigan.

Learn about the art and artistic process of Kayla Powers, a weaver and natural dyer living and working in Detroit, Michigan.

Now residing in Detroit, James was born in Flint, Michigan, and recalls one of his earliest childhood memories of attending career day in the second grade as an artist.

Learn about the art and artistic process of Desiree Kelly, an award-winning artist and a native to Detroit, Michigan.

Janellyn invests in learning about climate change with Marilyn Waite! Marilyn explains to Janellyn how she works with corporations to finance climate change efforts. Marilyn stresses the importance of helping prevent climate change as an individual, from taking public buses to opening a climate-friendly bank account.

Genesis predicts a career in meteorology with Emily Wahls! Genesis stops by a TV station to explore the science of forecasting the weather as a meteorologist. She learns how weather models are used to predict the weather and has some fun with the green screen!

Genesis dives into exploring marine archaeology with Melanie Damour! Melanie explains what it’s like to scuba dive to historic shipwrecks to study ancient artifacts and bring history back to the surface.

Genesis makes some waves learning about chemical oceanography with Dr. Ashanti Johnson! Dr. Johnson explains the different fields of oceanography, and how studying different chemicals in run-off affect water and water flow.

Our fishy friend looks a little worried when we draw a cat to keep him company! Students will also learn about the relationship between predator and prey.

Much of what makes a tree is the basic structure and form. Single stems (trunks) and at least 30 feet in height, at maturity, often defines a “tree”.

Much of what makes a tree is the basic structure and form. Single stems (trunks) and at least 30 feet in height, at maturity, often defines a “tree”.

https://youtu.be/Bzljedb0kDATree identification is a popular hobby and one of the first steps in better understanding our forests. Part 1 of [...]

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a watermelon slice with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a twisty marshmallow with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a turtle with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a toaster pastry with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a piece of smiley toast with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a taco with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a swirl lollipop with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a sushi roll with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a stack of pancakes with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a squirrel with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a s'more with just a bit of polymer clay!

Bend, stretch, and mold a pumpkin out of polymer clay.

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a slice of pizza with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make peas in a pod with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an ice cream cone with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hot dog with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a mug of hot chocolate with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hippo with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hen with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hamburger with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a bunch of grapes with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a goldfish cracker with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a giraffe with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an elephant with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a fried egg with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a dumpling with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a drumstick with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a donut with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a cupcake with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an ear of corn with just a bit of polymer clay!