‘Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory’ is nature documentary series by National Geographic which takes viewers from the cold seas of Antarctica to the forests of Africa. The series begins streaming September 13th only on Disney+.
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The treVolo U stands out in a very crowded field of portable Bluetooth speakers because it’s not for music. Or, at least, it’s not primarily for music.
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‘America’s National Parks’ is a nature documentary series by National Geographic featuring five different national parks. The second season of the series premieres on Monday, June 5th
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This month we are welcomed back to the world of bookwandering in the fifth and penultimate Pages & Co novel from Anna James, The Treehouse Library. But what’s this? Everybody’s favorite almost-fictional character, Tilly Pages, is not the driving force of this story! We pick up where the fourth book left off, with Milo Bolt and […]
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For a creature that has been extinct for almost 100 million years, Microraptor certainly seems to love the spotlight. This over-achiever doesn’t just have two wings like most other feathered vertebrates, it has four. The better to show off its glorious black iridescent feather, I suppose. And now it’s on record for “most diverse diet […]
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‘Fire of Love’ is a documentary movie about two volcanologists who fall in love with volcanoes as well as each other. It is currently streaming on Disney+.
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‘Limitless with Chris Hemsworth’ is a documentary series that follows the actor has he puts his body through the paces to take it further than he thought possible. The series begins streaming November 16th only on Disney+.
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I am always skeptical about traveling art exhibits, particularly when they don’t feature original works. I mean, wouldn’t it be just as beneficial to look up the pieces online or in a book? This was my initial thought when I learned the touring exhibit Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition was coming to my city through […]
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‘Super/Natural’ is nature documentary series by National Geographic which takes viewers around the globe and explores the secret powers and super senses of the world’s extraordinary animals. The series begins streaming September 21st only on Disney+.
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‘Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory’ is nature documentary series by National Geographic which takes viewers from the cold seas of Antarctica to the savannas of Zambia. The series begins streaming September 8th only on Disney+.
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‘America’s National Parks’ is nature documentary series by National Geographic featuring five different national parks. The series premieres on Monday, August 29, at 9/8c.
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Dear Parents, As a former high school teacher, I’ve worked with quite a few kids with ADHD and attended quite a few IEP and 504 meetings where we discussed accommodations. I taught ninth grade for almost every one of those years and this was a significant accommodation update point. This was because most accommodations were […]
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‘How to Teach Grown-Ups about Pluto’ is a wonderful astronomy primer that teaches about planets and other objects in the Solar System.
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How I memorized the world’s map after Globle and Worldle showed me how awful my geography was.
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On June 8th, you’ll be able to connect live with the E/V Nautilus team. In honor of World Ocean Day, the Corps of Explorers team of scientists, researchers, and explorers will answer your questions submitted on http://nautiluslive.org.
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My Little Yoni is a nonprofit organization whose mascot, also named My Little Yoni, is an illustrated vulva, and their books teach kids about sex, anatomy, biology, and relationships.
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Nathan Schrieber’s follow-up, ‘Valence,’ brings the Science Ninjas to the subject of chemistry
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So many incredibly picture books come across my desk, and there have been an increasing number of historical non-fiction ones in recent years, especially those profiling people. Here is a round-up of some recent books that are perfect for Women’s History Month, each one profiling a different important woman in history. In addition, please check […]
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King Alfred, or Alfred the Great as he is otherwise known, is known as the Anglo-Saxon king who united all of England into one kingdom. We know more about him than most of the kings who came before, because we can read his own words. Unlike many of his predecessors, he was an intellectual king […]
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‘Brain Games: On the Road’ is a science-based game show in which teams compete against each other in thinking challenges. Hosted by Chuck Nice, the series premieres on Friday, February 25, at 8/7c.
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Have you ever come across an abandoned hex nut while out on a walk, or dug one up in the sand while playing with your family on the beach or park? I have often, and nearly every single one of these little stray hexagons have found their way in my pocket or purse. There’s something […]
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In plenty of time for Women’s History Month in March, Ridley’s Games has come out with a couple of products that highlight notable and inspiring women from the past couple of hundred years. We can learn about them and be reminded of their accomplishments and struggles as we put together a 1000-piece circular puzzle or […]
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The Moon and Earth are close neighbors, but they look very different. From space, the Earth is blue with water, white with clouds and snow, and has green foliage covering much of its continental area. The Moon, on the other hand, is gray. Lighter gray, darker gray. Its most notable surface features are thousands of […]
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The Moon and Earth are close neighbors, but they look very different. From space, the Earth is blue with water, white with clouds and snow, and has green foliage covering much of its continental area. The Moon, on the other hand, is gray. Lighter gray, darker gray. Its most notable surface features are thousands of […]
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A couple years ago, I wrote an article about how scientists were using the scientific method (yes, the one you learned about in school) in order to study the Enceladus ice plumes, which were discovered when Cassini was doing its fly-bys of several of Saturn’s moons. Well, they are still at it, and learning even […]
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A couple years ago, I wrote an article about how scientists were using the scientific method (yes, the one you learned about in school) in order to study the Enceladus ice plumes, which were discovered when Cassini was doing its fly-bys of several of Saturn’s moons. Well, they are still at it, and learning even […]
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Things aren’t looking great for Margaret Beaufort and her new baby Henry Tudor, as seen in the last installment of this series following a young noblewoman on her path through the politics of medieval England. Find out what happens in this last installment of “Margaret Beaufort: The Pain, Piety, and Politics of a Medieval Mother.” […]
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Designed for 8-17 year olds, YaizY courses cultivate the skills and drive needed to excel in multimedia arts and technology.
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‘Don’t Look Up’ is a new movie about two scientists who detect a comet headed towards Earth. When they try to warn leaders and the public, no one believes them or cares. This comedic thriller releases first in theaters and then on Netflix.
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Born in an age where women had little power of their own, Margaret Beaufort had more going against her than just her gender. The country of England in the medieval years of the 1400s was in turmoil, and her family was in disgrace. Yet, within her lifetime, she saw both a son and a grandson […]
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