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  • National Aviation Day

    Learn more about ornithopters here. Science Naturally’s fiction STEM book, Leonardo da Vinci Get a Do-Over explores the life and many inventions

  • Resources for Educators and Parents: Reading Rockets

    in 11 languages, video interviews with top children’s book authors, a daily news service, and much more a strong correlation between the skills that are needed to grow strong readers and writers and the core These tips sheets include: Outdoor Explorations Steps of the Scientific Process STEM Tools at Home Making Observations: Journals and Field Notes Recording Observations: Capturing and Sharing Images and many more Blast Count It Out Count, Think, and Play with Math How Things Work Numbers, Counting, Measuring and More

  • Back-to-School Reads: Publishers Weekly Picks to Reinvigorate Young Minds

    We’re grateful for these moments of recognition and are excited at the chance to connect with more Want more good reads? Explore our website for even more back-to-school options—using our filters by format, language, and

  • Fun Fall Math Activities for Parents and Children

    By making learning math fun, parents can help cultivate a lifelong interest in STEM in their child! And what makes it even more fun? Adding candy corn! Nothing says autumn more than candy corn, and once you and your child are done counting them out, you You and your child can practice number patterns, counting, addition and subtraction, and much more with Even if the weather turns gloomy, collect your acorns and bring the activities inside for some more fun

  • Fun and Educational Kids’ Activities for Thanksgiving Break

    educational resources, including: Teachers Guides Daily Circuit Activity Sheets Hands-on Activities STEM Pilgrim Hat Crayon Cups you and your kids can have fun crafting and help the crazy day be a little more

  • Thoughts on Book Banning from a Scientist, Author, and Parent

    Enjoy this excerpt from a Dallas Morning News OpEd by David Hu, author of The P Word, in which he discusses More than half of the attempted book bans targeted materials in school and classroom libraries. With bans continuing across 26 states, more than 4 million children are losing access to books that could

  • Give Gifts that Keep on Giving this Holiday Season

    My dad and I started reading problems while walking to school every morning. Robert Fenstermacher, Ph.D.Robert Fisher Oxnam Professor of Science and Society, Drew University, on 65 More Choose from an array of blended fiction books, like our Blended STEM Fiction Book Set, science and math

  • Happy Día Day!

    with book clubs, bilingual storytimes, guest appearances by children’s authors, crafts, music, and more librarians and parents have access to book suggestions, tool kits, a resource guide, worksheets, and more Every year more and more libraries celebrate Día; visit your local library to find out about their celebration Check out our full collection (including Korean, Hebrew... and more)! Contact us at Info@ScienceNaturally.com to learn more.

  • Black History Month - Honoring Scientists and Inventors

    Euphemia Lofton Haynes Born in 1890, Euphemia Lofton Haynes became the first African American woman to In 1987 she became the first Black woman to be admitted into the NASA astronaut training program where 12, 1992, with six other astronauts aboard the Endeavour on mission STS47, becoming the first Black woman

  • Ways Kids Can Help the Environment

    Have your child help you sort items between trash and recycling.  You can turn this in a game to make it more fun, even for a toddler! The earlier kids learn about animals and the environment, the more motivated they become to help protect endangered and threatened species such as bees, elephants, giraffes, whales, and more. overarching theme of breastfeeding inspires conversations about parenting, biology, habitats, survival, and more

  • What Galileo Can Teach Us About Scientific Truth

    listened closely you could hear him mutter "E pur si muove" which means in English "And yet it does move Elementary level childhood educators have more impact and influence on a child’s potential to seek out asking how things work, you can peek a child’s natural curiosity and create a desire to want to learn more children to make real-world connections that sharpen their analytical skills and give them a head start in STEM More than a simple scientific introduction, these animal stories are an instance and an analogy of caring

  • The Story Behind the Story: Tiny Tern Takes Flight

    And what struck me even more was their size: Arctic terns weigh about 4 ounces —roughly the same as a This enhancement made his incredible transition all the more significant, highlighting the beauty of

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