My Favorite Read-Aloud Books Right Now: March 2016
My library finds this month, including everything from picture books about having a can-do attitude to graphic novels strangely reminiscent of Doctor Who.
Continue ReadingMy library finds this month, including everything from picture books about having a can-do attitude to graphic novels strangely reminiscent of Doctor Who.
Continue ReadingWhether running or in the car, you’ll be sure to reach your destination before you know it and have a new fact to share with these eight fun podcasts.
Continue ReadingThe center which provides educational retreat for programmers will now be offering free one-on-one mentorships for beginning programmers with a retreat alum.
Continue ReadingEvery year I choose a one-word mantra for the new year. Last year was “roots,” but I had no idea how deep this would take me. Up ahead: “adventure.”
Continue ReadingThis month my family’s favorite read-alouds cover some reverse psychology about potatoes, sloths that have to “go,” Christmas bots, and spatial thinking skills!
Continue ReadingA list of physical goods to teach your kids programming and electronics. Perfect for celebrating Hour of Code or as gifts under your Yuletide tree.
Continue ReadingHere’s a very long (and we’re thankful for that) list of online courses, tutorials, apps, and games that teach kids (and adults!) to program.
Continue ReadingAs we head into winter months, remember that the same basic safety rules we use for skateboarding should apply to ice skating.
Continue ReadingFrom Totoro invitations to favors, DIY decor to themed outfits, GeekMom has you covered!
Continue ReadingDash & Dot have been around for a little while, but their new Wonder programming app makes it easier for your pre-readers to program. There is also a robotics competition!
Continue ReadingThis month our favorite library finds cover everything from evolution to cuteness, picture books to graphic novels!
Continue ReadingThere’s a brand new graphic novel on the market this week, and it merges fiction, programming, puzzles, and a big mystery!
Continue ReadingHere are a few wonderful kidlit books that cover history, science, programming, and a little bit of humor.
Continue ReadingNine held a special place in my heart, but Twelve is quickly overtaking that spot as I binge-watch Doctor Who season 8 on Netflix this month.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Ariane ponders why “strong, female characters” must so often be women who are afraid of emotions and commitment.
Continue Reading#ScienceAMovieQuote is trending on Twitter, and smartly hilarious!
Continue ReadingWe’ve been subscribed to Tinker Crate for nearly a year and have loved every moment of it!
Continue ReadingHow one more gadget has helped me achieve less screen time.
Continue ReadingHere is a list of wonderful artists I’ve discovered at SDCC this year.
Continue ReadingNASA Girls and Boys connects middle school students with NASA employees for a 5-week online summer mentoring program in all things STEM. The time to apply is now!
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