Our Technology titles investigate boats, bridges, and many other essential inventions born out of big and small technology projects; for kids who’ve always wanted to know how simple – but essential – creations like the camera came to be, these issues are sure to get their wheels spinning.
It’s anchors away with Boats and Ships, which takes kids on a voyage of discovery where they’ll learn all about the junks, sloops, tankers, ferries, and other vessels that ply our seas. It’s everything boats – for kids who want to know all there is to know about everything that floats. Learn More
The design and construction of bridges is made straightforward for kids, with plenty of info on how they’re built, what they’re made of, and the different forms they can take, along with how they’ve inspired artists and musicians over time. Learn More
In Galaxies, reader will travel to the depths of the universe, learning how galaxies are born, what kinds of technology are used to explore galaxies, and about galactic myths and legends. Learn More
The massive changes of the Industrial Revolution, for kids, are the highlight of this issue; starting with major inventions like the cotton gin and the telegraph, to other key developments, like the steam engine, the six-barreled gun, and other new devices that changed American life forever. Learn More
All the latest and greatest inventions, for kids, are covered here, from ones that took years of development – like computers, TVs, and cars – to the ones that were the result of sheer serendipity, like safety glass, Velcro, and popsicles. Learn More
Moon Exploration, for kids seeking new horizons, has it all: details of previous Moon landings and the Moon’s influence on art and science, as well as cool info on ongoing projects to create Moon colonies and more. Learn More
The history of photography, for kids, is only one element of this issue; they’ll also find out how a camera works, how photos have been used in art and science, and how to build their own box camera. Learn More
The many fundamental uses of telescopes, for kids, are covered in this issue, which takes them through highlights in telescopic history, on to a survey of the electromagnetic spectrum, and then trough the great discoveries made possible with this incredible instrument. Learn More
Take wing with the Wright brothers! For kids fascinated by flight, this issue – which follows the brothers as they build and fly the first real airplane, and also looks at other attempts at flight – provides all the fun facts they need to know. Learn More
April 6-14 is National Robotics Week! It’s a great time to get your kids excited about robo-technology and inspire them to pursue careers in any of the science, engineering, design, art, computer technology and mechanics fields that create these awesome contraptions. Read More
Educators are developing a strong interest in driving their own professional learning and development. Gone are the days when we’d wait for that one big annual conference, or hope that our school administrators had some new initiative to share. These days we are learning that we can use the power of social media to drive our own professional development. Read More
Have you ever wondered what happens to a bottle after you toss it into the recycling bin? Find out how a bottle gets recycled with this fascinating infographic, perfect to help you celebrate Earth Month! Read More
Although my kids’ interest in electronic devices will likely never cease and they should have a solid level of competence in our techno-driven world, it’s also important to have balance. This balance should include activities – many of which may be even called “old fashioned” – that help expand their mind, level of patience and creativity. Read More
