I have reviewed dozens of educational apps, games, activity books and more, here is a roundup of over 50 of these, organized by subject. Read More
Former FBI lead international kidnapping negotiator Chris Voss will be hosting MasterClass Live in the art of negotiation on March 25th, 2020. Read More
LEGO MiniMasters 6: Women’s History Month gives resources for kids to learn about famous women, then design a build based on their learning. Read More
LEGO MiniMasters 5: Volume Vehicle focuses on planning a vehicle, telling a story, and finding the volume of the vehicle. Read More
We as a community can help our students thrive during this challenging time by bridging the digital divide and offering tech-savviness. Read More
Home with the kids for the foreseeable future?? Karen provides us a daily dose of LEGO Builds that will keep the kids busy and (shhh!) they’ll learn something along the way. Read More
Here are some ways I’m doing self-care during this stressful time in our global economy. Read More
Code Master is a single-player logic game from ThinkFun that aims to teach basic coding skills to kids aged from eight to adult. Read More
Take a look at the comic strip designed to help kids understand the coronavirus and how it impacts them, courtesy of NPR. Read More
How are scientists using the scientific method to solve the mystery of Enceladus’s icy plumes? This tool isn’t just for high school students! Read More
This year is the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment, granting women the right to vote. Here is a list of some resources that can help you learn more about the amendment and a few ways to celebrate this landmark achievement. Read More
All writing is biased. The trick is to recognize the biases and to seek out as many different biases in your reading as you can. Read More
National Weatherperson’s Day is on February 5th in the United States, honoring John Jeffries, one of the first Americans to take weather observations. Read More
Paula Don, from the Philadelphia school district, proves that all schools can implement LEGO Education’s hands-on learning principles. Read More
LEGO Education’s President, Esben Staerk Jørgensen, discusses working with low-income schools, making a difference, and being a parent. Read More
LEGO Education’s holistic preschool through high school educator geared sets can help “Rebuild the World” by building student confidence. Read More
LEGO Rebuild the World is more than a marketing campaign, it’s a way for parents and educators to support kids for successful futures. Read More
In this interview, we spoke with Matthew Shifrin, LEGO, and the AI Institute about expanding LEGO to include blind children. Read More
Take logic puzzles into the third dimension with this new logic game from ThinkFun. Read More
Why Amy (and her daughter) never leave home without something to write with and something to write on. Read More
