Tag Archives: distance learning

Taking care of the planet is a full time occupation.

What’s the weather like where you are?

Do your kids love to make slime, bake cookies, experiment with bubbles, and more? That’s chemistry!

It’s Human Rights Day! But . . . just what does that mean? What’s the history behind this celebration of the rights and responsibilities that we all share, as global citizens? 

With schools across the country going back to remote learning as COVID-19 cases rise, it’s important to find some fun, off-screen activities for down time!

Learn how Diane C. Taylor explores the history of the Civil Rights Era through music and musicians!

Learn how Judy Dodge Cummings tackles history and makes it relevant to today’s world!

Congratulations to Andrea Ghez, winner of the Nobel Prize in physics!

Morning meetings are a terrific way to build community and establish healthy social-emotional connections. But what do they look like now?

You might think the question of what to teach in a history class is an easy one to answer. After all, facts are facts, right?