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Apr
Eat Like a Local: The Science of Traditional Utensils
What Can Utensils Tell Us About Culture—and Physics? A fork. A pair of chopsticks. Your
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Apr
Global Toilet Science: From Roman Aqueducts to Space Toilets
When Plumbing Becomes a Portal to the Past—and Future We don’t usually associate toilets with
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Apr
Paper Circuit Engineers: Building a Glowing Story Map
Bringing Paper to Life with Light What if your child’s bedtime storybook could glow? Or
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Apr
Rain Lab: Water Cycle Simulations for Young Explorers
Why the Water Cycle Matters Rain is more than just weather—it’s an essential part of
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Apr
Sunlight Sleuths: Light and Shadow Explorations
Rediscovering the Power of Sunlight Children are naturally fascinated by sunlight—how it warms the skin,
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Apr
The Dirt Detectives: Exploring Soil Science Underfoot
Why Soil Deserves Our Curiosity Soil may look like plain brown dirt, but it’s a
13
Apr
Passport to Play: Traditional Children’s Games from 6 Continents
The Power of Play Play is a universal language. Before children learn to write or
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Apr
Silent Dialogues: 5 Cross-Cultural Nonverbal Communication Games
Why This Matters: Communication Beyond Words In a world bursting with over 7,000 spoken languages,
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Apr
Rainy Day Creativity: 10 Inspiring Indoor Activities for Kids
When rain clouds roll in and outdoor adventures are postponed, many families find themselves battling
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Apr
Orienteering Adventures: Designing a Course That Builds Map Reading Skills
Why Map Reading Matters in a GPS World In today’s tech-driven lives, kids rarely get
