Emily Dickinson’s “I Felt a Funeral in My Brain” was first published in The Poems of Emily Dickinson, Third Series in 1896.The poetess exemplifies the …
Continue ReadingThe movie, “The Kite Runner,” is as captivating and heart-wrenching as the book of the same title. However, as with most screenplays …
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Continue ReadingUnderstanding scientific names is often one of the difficult portions of biology for students. Once you understand the reasoning behind the scientific …
Continue ReadingThe story of the Lost Woman of San Nicolas is told in this Newbery Medal winning book. The main character, Karana, is like a female Robinson Crusoe …
Continue ReadingMany parents and caregivers across America have to deal with exorbitant school bus fees. Should school districts or state budgets pay for transporting …
Continue ReadingLearn how to get your students to think differently about painting. These color theory lessons will enable your students to process how harmony is …
Continue ReadingFall is a beautiful time of year with crisp cool air, colorful leaves and a harvest of plentiful vegetables. But do we know the scientific reasons …
Continue ReadingThe average adult body contains between 9 and 12 pints of blood. Blood contains oxygen and nutrients the body needs to survive. The arteries, veins …
Continue ReadingWhen children see a math word problem, odds are they are not very enthusiastic. It’s a strange and alien thing to them, immediately pegged as …
Continue ReadingThe supposed benefits of listening to classical music are a hot topic for parents and early childhood educators. Discover the early childhood benefits …
Continue ReadingThis is a clever little mystery in which an adolescent boy troubled with emotional and physical problems finds a dead body while swimming in a quarry. …
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