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  • The Importance of STEM Summer Learning

    In other words, the need to prioritize STEM summer learning only increases as your child progresses through How Science, Naturally STEM Books Help Combat Summer Learning Loss Our STEM fiction and non-fiction books can help your child combat STEM summer reading loss, as well as maintain their critical thinking and and science concepts with entertaining real world connections in sports, travel, food, weather and more The good news for students and parents alike is that summer STEM learning is FUN!

  • The Gift of Stories: Nurturing Readers in Rwanda

    books, I was thrilled to contribute a collection of children's books donated by Science, Naturally, a STEM-focused designed to offer a fun and engaging introduction to English but also to enrich their understanding with STEM Among the curated titles were the Science Wide Open series, which celebrates women trailblazers in STEM Branch of PCCR Driven by the desire to reach even more students, I established a US branch: Parenting Reach out to discuss donating or collaborating: Click here to access the PCCR website and learn more

  • Studying the Past to Inspire the Future

    more than a couple female scientists. “Women in Biology” Encourages Children to Dream Big Excerpted from STEM MAGAZINE STEM education in the The Science Wide Open books focus on women in STEM fields. Louis, MO, dove into the history books and unearthed women who helped made the STEM fields what they more about the magazine!

  • Making STEM Subjects Accessible for English Language Learners

    Bilingual STEM Resources Learning a new language is hard. Careers in STEM are growing quickly, and typically provide high salaries. It is more important than ever to ensure that all students are receiving quality STEM education, yet There is now a bilingual STEM resource designed specifically to help Spanish-speaking ELLs learn STEM They challenge kids to solve real-life brainteasers using their knowledge of STEM subjects.

  • Sailing into the Spotlight: The Super Volcano Makes Waves at the Blue Water Street Fair

    Women and young girls, dressed in imaginative costumes, posed as live mannequins, raising funds for local At first glance, they may seem worlds apart, but both share intriguing hidden depths: The vibrant, multi-colored The event's vibrant atmosphere made debuting this book even more thrilling, and the enthusiastic responses To learn more about Suzanne visit her website at http://www.suzannejacobslipshaw.com/ .

  • Why biology is the perfect way to engage with science

    Learning more about a favorite animal, documenting the growth and development of a pet, or growing a The importance of exercise, nutrition, sleep, and more can all be approached through the lens of biology concepts of biology through the contributions of influential women in science. Also part of this series are Women in Physics and Women in Chemistry. If your little biologist is craving more scientific building blocks, introduce them to science at a molecular

  • A Week of Wonder: 7 Days, 7 Ways to Celebrate National Metric Week

    Keep reading to discover the many ways you can measure things in our world, and for more information Before weighing, have them guess how many kilograms each item weighs— no peeking! , so stay tuned for a more in-depth blog post about moles to celebrate National Mole Day on October Our engaging titles, such as Mole and Tell , Women in Chemistry , and Talking Science , are excellent resources for budding scientists eager to learn more.

  • Which discovery fits your personality?

    Thanks to the hard work of female scientists, we know more than ever about the incredible things on earth Learn more about the contributions of women in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics with our Women in Science

  • Beyond the Bats: Celebrate October with Spooky Science!

    -   Moles (Oct. 12):   Moles measure the amount of a substance! While each sip doesn’t contain a full mole of water, remember that a mole of water ( H₂O ) is about October 23: Mole Day If you’re eager for more mole-related excitement, be sure to celebrate Mole Day   October 21-27: National Chemistry Week And when that’s all over…you can look out for even more scientific Our engaging titles, such as Mole and Tell , Women in Chemistry , and Talking Science , are excellent

  • Children's Book Day

    Children's Book Day brings STEM and reading together. By tying literacy and STEM together, you can enhance your child’s reading skills and expose them to the Life Science Babies Nurse inspires conversations about parenting, biology, habitats, survival, and more Women in Chemistry helps your child discover the power of curiosity and resilience along with the women Biology, and Physics while highlighting many of the some of the mind blowing achievement of many of our Women

  • Worthy Cause: Rainbow Girls Make the World A Better Place

    It’s easy to think of rainbows as nothing more than a backdrop for our favorite fairy tales, but for a group of young women around the world, the rainbow is more than that - it’s a way of life. Open to girls from ages 11 through 20, it is now a global service group inspiring thousands of young women The more books we donate, the better!” Learn more about this on our customization page.

  • Why Should Kids Learn About Meteorology

    While many people associate this field solely with weather forecasting, it is certainly much more than Encouraging kids to dabble in STEM subjects while they are young can lead them to pursue related careers As Maryville University’s write-up on STEM careers notes, the field of meteorology is expected to grow by an above-average rate of 12%, meaning more skilled individuals are needed each year. There’s no doubt that fostering an interest in meteorology will not only help children become more confident

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