The Quiver 3D coloring app was formerly known as ColAR. It’s available on both Google Play and the iTunes app store as a free app. However, there are some in-app purchases on the free app. Another option is to purchase the Education version of the app, which includes all of the content. I published a post … Read more
Around this time of year I post a gift recommendation each Friday as part of a “Gifts for the Gifted” series. The title is a bit misleading, as it might imply that the gifts are only for children who have been endowed with the label, and that is certainly not true. Just as with any … Read more
The newest Goldieblox ad makes me want to save the world! Enough with waiting around for someone else (a man) to do it. Girls can take care of business, too! In this case, Ruby Rails (named after the programming language) shows the power of a smart woman.
UPDATE 11/2/2020: Here is a link to over 45 Thanksgiving activities you can use in your classroom. I’ve gathered a few more ideas this year to add to my Cornucopia of Creative and Critical Thinking Activities for Thanksgiving, which I published a couple of years ago. First, I want to go back to a suggestion in … Read more
Around this time of year I post a gift recommendation each Friday as part of a “Gifts for the Gifted” series. The title is a bit misleading, as it might imply that the gifts are only for children who have been endowed with the label, and that is certainly not true. Just as with any … Read more
If you have the Dash and Dot robots, you have probably received a few e-mails from Wonder Workshop describing the upcoming Robotics Competition. I highly recommend that you consider entering a team (deadline for signing up is 11/1/15)! This set of 7 missions looks like fun and a great opportunity for collaboration and problem … Read more