When math is a nightmare for your kid (or student), teaching them new concepts or helping them with homework can be like pulling teeth. But with a little help from these fun yet helpful math…
Look at the periodic table of elements from a kid’s viewpoint. What do you see? A bunch of colorful squares with alien 2- or 3-letter name labels that look kinda cool but don’t really mean…
Still searching for fun summer activities to fill up those free days? You are not alone! Warm summer days ahead are set to give way to unhealthy screentime habits, especially for elementary and middle schoolers….
Summertime ahoy! Summer planning is about to be real for most parents. The hectic periods spent scouring the internet for fun summer activities to fill up each day are here. With the kids staying in…
Learning is a continuous process. Spoiler alert! We never really stop learning. Contrary to popular belief, it’s never too late to pick up a few more things in the field of science. And that’s just…
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Building a labyrinth is a great project! You can create something extraordinary and beautiful and have fun doing it. You can even get your kids involved in making them as well. Labyrinths have become increasingly…
Have you ever looked closely at a well-formed snowflake and wished that you could make it last? Have you ever wanted to look at a snowflake under a microscope or capture a stunning photo of…
There are lots of different ways to introduce your kids to STEM activities. Finding ones you can enjoy from the comfort of your home can be a great way to supplement learning or to help…
You and I know that STEM subjects are exciting. We can see the real-world changes and the developments on the horizon. But what can you do for a kid who still needs it to be…
There’s a lot of conversation in STEM surrounding the gender and racial gaps, but these discussions usually center on women, Black, or Latino groups. The focus is far less often on Native American students, even…
