Teach students about the life cycle of a star, different types of celestial objects and their properties, and where black holes come from!

Did you know that an estimated 20 million Americans participated in the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970?

Stores are about communication! Recognize D.E.A.R. (Drop Everything and Read) Month with this Crash Course lesson, in which John Green asks: “Why do we read? What's the point of reading critically?”

March 14, of course, is Pi Day! Since Pi is a very special ratio, it calls for a very special holiday. Take students inside the world of π with "All About the Holidays'" overview of this amazing ratio!

When you close your eyes, what place do you think about that makes you happy?

Experience the fun in STEM at this free event.

What better excuse to talk about the heart’s structure and function than on Valentine’s Day!

Help your class deepen their understanding and knowledge of black history through the life of Malcolm X, African American leader and human rights activist, with the following "American Icons" lesson plan.

Join us and meet your favorite big red dog – Clifford. Be sure to bring your camera! Watch a story as Emily Elizabeth, Cleo, and T-Bone plan a surprise party for Clifford. After the story children and parents can make stick puppets, a Clifford bag puppet, and dog ears to wear home.