[[{“value”:” STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education has become a cornerstone of preparing children for the future. One of the most engaging ways to foster interest in these fields is through STEM subscription boxes, which combine hands-on activities with educational content. These kits are delivered monthly, offering a mix of fun and learning, making STEM concepts accessible and exciting…
[[{“value”:” Climate change in the Arctic Published: The impacts of climate change are all around us, but research in certain locations can provide particularly fascinating insights into this global issue. Dr Paul Treitz, based at Queen’s University in Canada, is using remote sensing techniques and field measurements to investigate what vegetation in the Arctic can tell us about the effects…
[[{“value”:” Post by Kristina Klammer, Natasha Wilkerson, and Claire Meschkat Posted: November 19, 2024 Do you have a bunch of building bricks or LEGO® blocks in your classroom? Looking for low-prep STEM stations for younger students? Check out our free Building Bricks Challenge Mats, a perfect way to introduce K-5 students to STEM! Find them in our free resource library,…
[[{“value”:” Are you ready to ignite your child’s passion for science? Engaging hands-on experiments can spark curiosity and keep young minds excited about learning. With the growing popularity of science subscription boxes, parents and educators have access to fantastic educational resources tailored for budding scientists. Mel Science and KiwiCo stand out for their unique and fun kits, designed to captivate…
[[{“value”:” In today’s fast-paced world, finding engaging and hands-on educational tools for children can be a challenge. The Mel Physics subscription box, developed by MEL Science, aims to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and practical application by providing monthly experiments that teach physics concepts in a fun and interactive way. Designed for children aged 8 to 14, this subscription…
[[{“value”:” What should I be doing right now? Practicing my French presentation that I have in a couple of hours. What am I doing instead? Writing this post and reminiscing about all the amazing things studying abroad has brought me. My program is making a video about things in people’s lives that wouldn’t exist in our lives if we hadn’t…