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School and LearningHistory
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School and LearningScienceBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Kids share their innovation ideas at an invention convention. You'll be amazed at what they came up with!
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School and LearningGeography
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with one of these festive, family-friendly recipes!
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School and LearningMathBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Common Core math can make any parent's head spin. The next time your child asks for a little homework help, follow these tips to understand Common Core math a little better, so it won't leave you with a headache.
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School and LearningScienceBy Laura Richards
Whether we're springing forward or falling back, Daylight Savings Time can (and will!) wreak havoc on your child's sleep schedule.
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School and LearningHistoryBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
March is Women's History Month! Explore the important contributions women have made to American society with your child with these five fun activities for all ages.
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School and LearningScience
Is your child interested in exploring a STEM-related career? Check out these 7 career paths that involve science, technology, engineering, or math, and find one that suits your child's interests.
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School and LearningReading
Try these quick and easy activities to help your child practice her sight words.
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School and LearningHistory
Use the following tips to help promote the significance of voting to your children.
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School and LearningWriting
Try these fun and different activities to help your child learn to write her name!
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School and LearningScience
Put your knowledge about insulation to use and show off your personal style by bringing your lunch to school in a lunch box you designed yourself.
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School and LearningScience
Delve a little deeper into the science of temperature changes! This investigation will allow you to examine Newton's Law of Cooling.
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School and LearningScience
Find out how different types of insulation work, and what makes one material a better insulator than another.
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School and LearningScience
This simple experiment demonstrates how insulation can affect the change in temperature of a liquid.
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School and LearningScience
Your child can learn all about air pressure and explore chemical reactions with this baking soda science experiment for kids.
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School and LearningScience
Your child can learn all about air pressure by blowing up balloons with various methods. This science experiment is a fun way to explore chemical reactions.
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School and LearningScience
Your child can learn scientific methods by making his own homemade lemon clock. This science experiment for kids is a fun way to explore how electricity works.
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