For most people, hugs are as natural as breathing. But for people with autism, being touched can be of the of the things that make
Category: science
How Nature Works – Two Cool Books about Natural Selection
One thing that stays pretty standard when you see kids go through a school library is that they love books about animals, especially dangerous ones.
Acadia Files – Encouraging a Love of Science and Critical Thinking
STEAM continues to be a big buzz word. There is the thought that it is the future. But it isn’t necessarily the engineering, science, or
Go Out and Explore Nature!
There are many books that talk about women from the late 1800s and early 1900s who were forerunners of the study of nature, I wrote
Curiosity and Creativity can Make a Difference
Air pollution. It is everywhere. As a child in Los Angeles, I remember having smog alerts and days where they didn’t want you to play
How to Code a Sandcastle – a Picture Book for the STEM revolution
The world of coding is growing by leaps and bounds. A few years ago, Reshma Saujani started Girls Who Code, a nonprofit organization formed to