Discovering New Ideas Through Centuries-Old Art Styles
When we want to find new ways of creating and appreciating art, we just need to look at the influences of artists from the past.
Continue ReadingWhen we want to find new ways of creating and appreciating art, we just need to look at the influences of artists from the past.
Continue ReadingEnjoy a GeekMom-exclusive clip from Discovery’s ‘Serengeti II.’
Continue ReadingTwenty years into life in the US, GeekMom Sarah still finds British words to confuse and entertain her family.
Continue ReadingThis subscription-based interactive science app for kids in K-5 is immersive, interactive, and full of solid science material.
Continue ReadingSee what we thought of the Leaf’s gardening subscription boxes after the plants had a chance to grow for a while.
Continue ReadingMental Floss brings together a couple of decades of their best content about books, authors, and the literary world.
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Continue ReadingA reading list of 12 books that are all ideal choices for Earth Day and any day – because when is it a bad time to celebrate our planet?
Continue ReadingIt’s World Art Day. Here are some inspiring ways anyone can find art in their own world, and in themselves.
Continue ReadingThe Leaf’d Box Subscription Boxes and Education Kits are a fun, packaged way to introduce edible gardening to your kids. It’s a perfect family activity.
Continue ReadingHappy International Women’s Day! Here is a selection of books that are all great choices to read today, either alone or with your children.
Continue ReadingBecause we all need a little more holiday time, let’s make Read Across America day a proper holiday this year. Drop everything and read with us, here are some ideas on how to make it a read-y good day!
Continue ReadingIf you’ve ever wanted to learn where artists live and how they organize and decorate their own homes, this book is a delight.
Continue ReadingHere are seven fantastic books that each teach a bit about a different area of U.S. history.
Continue ReadingLEGO Education once again gives us the solution to the learning problem we didn’t know we had with its BricQ Motion set.
Continue ReadingI’ve been a writer and editor my entire professional life, so when all the weirdness of 2020 hit..I started drawing and never stopped.
Continue ReadingLooking for some beautiful but educational books to add to your library? Here are two that fit the bill.
Continue ReadingIn our house the only way you can improve upon a toy is by making it remote control. If you can stick a motor in it and make it move, then it’s an instant winner.
Continue Reading‘History Comics: The Challenger Disaster’ by Pranas T. Naujokaitis is a middle-grade graphic novel that explores the disaster in detail.
Continue ReadingMy son is a cyborg! Okay, not in the Borg sense, but he certainly has little machines on his body that communicate with little computers. Why does my son sound like he belongs on ‘Star Trek’ and not our little Pacific Northwest home?
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