Previously here at TNN we talked about incorporating streaming options as a way to encourage a general interest in STEM and Science in general. The general idea being that as screen time is already a part of our lives, using family viewing to explore new worlds. Now that we’ve covered the basic types of programs, I have gone ahead and […]
Preventing the dreaded ‘Summer Slump’ by keeping kids engaged, active, and curious is an ongoing process. One made all the better with the introduction of a little science to the mix…
In a previous article, we went over some of the basic recommendations for ways to help prevent the “Summer Slump”. Reading and family activities are great ways to keep kids’ minds active and curious during the summer months. Math skills, however, require a slightly different approach. Elementary Summer Math There are about a thousand and games and apps available on […]
Yes, you read that right. Pink Floyd has been lying to us all along…
(why am I saying this? I’m 29, I don’t listen to Pink Floyd…)
Nasa’s entire Media Library is now open to the public, copyright-free.
In Ancient Times The Age of Enlightenment Shown above in order are Benjamin Banneker, Caroline Herschel, Sophie Germain, Mary Anning, and Ada Lovelace. Benjamin Banneker 1731 – 1806 Benjamin rose to acclaim in a time when African Americans were more often seen as property than academics. He published a series of almanacs, on every subject imaginable with incredible accuracy. He […]
