Amazing Alex is a wonderful app for smart devices that was created by the makers of Angry Birds. It's premise is to figure out 'Rube Goldberg' like puzzles that will get you the most stars and move you onto the next level. Kids will develop problem solving skills while playing, as well as learn math, physics and geometry in a fun way that will keep kids engaged and learning for hours.
Everybody has a question. What's yours? That's the best place to start for an entry into the Google Science Fair - the worlds largest online science competition! Using the Scientific Method, kids 13-18 are encouraged to share their vision and and their discoveries with the world through an entry into the 2012 Fair.
Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Winter 2012 Children's Program registration begins on Tuesday, January 17 at 10 a.m. in person in the Children’s Room. Most of the classes begin the week of January 23, 2012 and continue through the second week of March.
Calling all budding Einsteins.... Do you love science? Have a good idea for an experiment? Want to show it to the world? Google is thrilled to invite you to join the Google Science Fair, the world's largest online science competition.
Learning geography is sometimes difficult, but doing so sets a solid foundation on which to build an education rich with history, international relations, religious understanding, cultural empathy and philosophy. This seems to be National Geographic's motivation in their effort rebuilding National Geographic Education to create a wonderful resource for not only teachers and educators, but for students and parents as well. The site is still a beta version, but it's definitely worth a peak.
