Last week Melanie Meadors took part in a volunteer program to test the water in a local cold water fishery resource and report it to the local watershed monitoring program. Read on to find out why this is important work! Read More
The National Space Centre in Leicester, UK, is an interactive museum dedicated to the past, present, and future of space exploration. Read More
In ‘The Spectacular Journey Into Space,’ kids punch out sections of the images to create floating shapes of planets, space vehicles, & more. Read More
On June 30th, it will be Asteroid Day, an annual event celebrated by 192 countries around the world! Here are some things to make your Asteroid Day cool. Read More
‘History Heroes: Space’ is a card game for ages eight plus that teaches kids and adults about all aspects of space exploration. Read More
Patricia had the opportunity of a lifetime last weekend: commemorating the 150th anniversary of the 1869 completion of the U.S. Transcontinental Railroad in Utah. Read More
Be lazy and save the earth! Here are 12 ways to do it by not doing anything. Read More
New LEGO Education SPIKE Prime to pair with First LEGO Leagues for 2019-2020 competitions to teach resiliency. Read More
CAPCOM GO! The Apollo Story is an immersive documentary movie for planetariums that explores the history of the Apollo Space Programme. Read More
In a world that needs empathy, theater provides an entry point for children. However, as adults, we also need to be purposeful about the way in which we make decisions and how we position those choices for our children. Read More
Amy discovers that the phenomenon of “intrusive sleep,” which has hounded her all her life, is actually caused by boredom. Read More
My son and I have recently played with three apps from Spinlight: ‘Winky Think Logic Puzzles,’ ‘Operation Math,’ and ‘YodelOh Math Mountain.’ Read More
‘Geography Drive USA’ is an app that takes players on a road (and occasional plane) trip all over the United States of America. Read More
Today I’m taking a look three human biology games that teach anatomy, bodily systems, and fun facts about the body and biology. Read More
Maybe math phobia can be avoided by changing the way we think about it, teach it, or at least assign it for homework. Read More
Celebrate Computer Science Education Week with a new addition to your young programmer’s bookshelf! Read More
To those that think there is no value in the arts. To those who believe classes focusing on “soft skills” are useless. Consider “Hamilton.” Read More
National STEM Day is right around the corner. If you are looking for a way to interest your kid in STEM or looking for a fun new project for your little geekling then check out the Itty Bitty Buggy by Microduino. Read More
Nintendo Labo kits are soon going to be available for classroom education, with Nintendo supplying the Labo kits and the Switch console free to schools. The Institute of Play is helping to develop the Labo Teacher Guide, which will be free to anyone later this fall. Read More
Today I want to share some fun, interactive, and educational card games that help with geography, history, and science skills. Read More
