by pclark | Nov 15, 2017 | Child Development, Science, STEM, STEM Education
5 affordable ways to add more STEM to your child’s free time by Robyn Ewing The benefits of creating a STEM education are clear. Educators expect that careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics will continue to flourish and be in high demand. Along...
by pclark | Nov 2, 2017 | Child Development, Science, STEM, STEM Education
Families often bond over the dinner table. But waiting for the food to arrive at a restaurant with high-energy, hungry kids can definitely make it feel more stressful. Next time, while you wait, focus those energies into a constructive direction that draws the family...
by pclark | Oct 20, 2017 | Science
Keeping kids prepared for fluctuating weather changes in the fall can be a challenge. No one wants to be the parent of the jacket-less child spending their recess shivering against the school wall because you both were unaware that a cold front would swoop in during...
by kfitzpatrick | Jul 11, 2017 | Science
Medieval fantasy has enjoyed a rabid cult following for decades, inspiring and captivating people across all interests — gamers, role players, actors, filmmakers, storytellers, designers and artists. Chalk it up to the popularity of J. R. R. Tolkien’s “Lord of the...
by kfitzpatrick | Jun 23, 2017 | Camps, Science
While in primary school, your daughter may show some strong interest and aptitude in STEM subjects. In recent years, researchers and educators have been pointing out what happens to this momentum toward a promising education and career in science, technology,...
