Upcoming Reading for 2015
‘Tis the season for looking at what books will be published in the coming year!
Continue Reading‘Tis the season for looking at what books will be published in the coming year!
Continue ReadingPearl’s Peril features a competent heroine whose engineering prowess often saves the day in this pulp fictional adventure game.
Continue ReadingKaren tries to fill in the worldbuilding background to make PBS’s Dinosaur Train make science fictional sense.
Continue ReadingThis weekend, the MIT Hackathon focuses on making the breast pump Not Suck!
Continue ReadingStudent unmanned aircraft competitions, opportunities to launch payloads on NASA rockets, a space anniversary, and more.
Continue ReadingGet a fireworks display in a jar–when you follow all the instructions correctly!
Continue ReadingIt was colder in Canada than on Mars! Except wait… maybe not. Fact checking FTW.
Continue ReadingThe latest ISS re-supply mission will include a shipment of ants involved in a K-12 educational research project.
Continue ReadingA fun introduction to board games for toddlers age 18 month and up.
Continue ReadingA new app for toddlers that teaches shapes in a bright and engaging way.
Continue ReadingDr. Karen Nyberg returned from six months on the International Space Station to her fellow-astronaut husband and their three-year-old son.
Continue ReadingUsing recycled industrial canisters to make a music garden.
Continue ReadingWhat does it take to run a kid’s programming track at a convention, one that keeps a multitude of kids entertained and engaged?
Continue ReadingWee Rockets is a spaceship design app for the toddler set.
Continue ReadingMelting crayon wax onto a pumpkin is an easy, fun craft that you can do even with a toddler.
Continue ReadingNASA plans to launch a small satellite designed by students at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Virginia.
Continue ReadingCute little girl pictures of women who grew up to be scientists.
Continue ReadingAccording to the Guinness Book of World Records, this fire-breathing dragon is the world’s largest walking robot.
Continue ReadingLaminated cards that explain your (or your child’s) food allergies in a wide variety of languages.
Continue ReadingIf the characters in a book are all depicted as boys, we sometimes swap the genders around when we’re reading the stories out loud.
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