The Inevitability of Human Impact on Nature
Is human impact on nature inevitable no matter how hard we try? A recent study suggests it might be. But is that a bad thing?
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Wood Frogs: Forest Friends With a Secret Power!
Wood frogs are forest friends with a secret power that helps them survive!
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Be the Artist: Who Made… The Bean?
Create a work of physical vs. non-physical inspired by the celebrated artist behind Chicago’s ‘Cloud Gate,’ also known as “The Bean.”
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‘The Undermining of Twyla and Frank’
A second journey into Megan Bannen’s world of Tanria is just as delightful as the first. Welcome to ‘The Undermining of Twyla and Frank.’
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Crocheting Through an Anxiety Spike
GeekMom Elizabeth discusses using crochet to guide her way through an anxiety spike.
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Kickstarter Alert: D&D Players Can Answer the Call to Adventure in ‘Songs of the Spellbound Sea’
GeekMom Elizabeth covers a preview of ‘Songs of the Spellbound Sea,’ a ‘Dungeons & Dragons 5e’ campaign being Kickstarted by So Many Robots.
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Be the Artist: Who Made… The Haunted Mansion Wallpaper?
That eerie wallpaper in Haunted Mansion attractions is famous, and it came from the minds of imagineers, including one you might not know.
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‘Murder Road’ by Simone St James
‘Murder Road,’ the new ghost/mystery story from Simone St James, is an engaging dive into the myths and monsters we create ourselves in small-town America.
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9 Highlights from ‘Bridgerton’ Season Three, Part One
GeekMom Elizabeth covers her nine highlights from Season Three Part One of Netflix’s Bridgerton.
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The Kermit Connection: Music Inspired by Muppets
This week, Kermit the Frog turned 69. Before plans for his 70th birthday begin, enjoy some music inspired by Kermit and his Mupppet friends.
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6 Highlights From Netflix’s ‘Dead Boy Detectives’
GeekMom Elizabeth highlights her favorite things about the Netflix adaption of Neil Gaiman’s ‘Dead Boy Detectives.’
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Celebrating Guitar Month With These Great Performances
April is International Guitar Month! Let’s send off the month with some amazing feats (and sounds) from some incredible performers.
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How Zoe Saldana Teaches Empathy With Nintendo
Zoe Saldana is a mom like us, working to teach her sons empathy through gaming with a little help from Nintendo.
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‘Bluey’: “The Sign”
Hold onto your Unicourses, everyone, the biggest episode of ‘Bluey’ ever is coming on Sunday. “The Sign” is the first-ever extended-length special from everyone’s favorite Heeler family and premieres this Sunday, April 14.
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Favorite Board Books From Women’s History Month
It is never too late in the year or too early in your child’s life to introduce them to important women throughout world history! Here are some of the board books I have enjoyed with my toddler in celebration of Women’s History Month.
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10 Easy Decorating Tips for Monochromatic Eggs
When the Spring and Easter season can get just a little too pastel, here are some ideas for making black and white eggs.
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My New Favorite Board Game Tradition
GeekMom Elizabeth discusses the board game tradition she created with her teenager.
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10 Random and Geeky Facts about Fictional Snakes
Sneks! You might love them or hate them, but they are always interesting additions to pop culture. Check out these random facts on snakes.
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3 Coloring Projects Ideas to Help Us Stay Focused
Try these easy art ideas to help us stay focused and patient, even in a world that seems to demand are attention from all angles.
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Introducing Bluey Book Reads
In Bluey Book Reads, available on the Bluey website and on the YouTube channel, we have a new way to experience our favorite Bluey stories.
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