Includes sciences such as earth and life sciences, ecology, and computer sciences.
May 1 is National Space Day, and with the recent Artemis II Moon mission and the seemingly endless stream of new discoveries being made in outer space, the Space Foundation has produced The Moon Briefing Book to connect and inspire readers of every background to the most ambitious human space exploration in more than 25 years.
Spring is the season best known for new beginnings, presenting an opportunity to explore new interests and try new things. The National Inventors Hall of Fame invites children to explore the wonder and science of flowers with hands-on activities that engage them in discovering the blooming effects of springtime.
The Baseball Hall of Fame Museum offers 15 baseball-themed curriculum components that provide interactive and meaningful learning engagement for students in grades 3–12. The curriculum features all the major subject areas, including science, technology, engineering, math, social studies, character education, the arts and humanities.
Outdoor learning provides positive, healthy, and effective learning opportunities, improving the physical, emotional, and mental health of educators and learners alike. Outdoor learning also addresses key social and environmental issues, such as the climate crisis, the rapid loss of biodiversity, nature-deficit disorder, and the obesity epidemic.
In an era of geopolitical tension, climate misinformation, and increasing pressure on our planet’s natural systems, young people need the tools to make sense of complex environmental issues. Earth Day, first celebrated on April 22, 1970, recognizes the achievements of the environmental movement and promotes the protection of Earth’s natural resources.
Imagine a world where engineering is a household conversation in every community and where minority students can see themselves thriving as engineers.
In January 1986, the crew of the space shuttle Challenger set out on a mission inspired by education. They were engineers, scientists, educators, and problem-solvers—each bringing a unique background, discipline, and passion to space exploration.
Creator of memorable animal characters such as Peter Rabbit, Squirrel Nutkin, and Mr. Jeremy Fisher, the children’s book author and illustrator Beatrix Potter (1866–1943) rooted her fiction in the natural world.
Each year millions of tons of wearable clothes end up in landfills, many taking centuries to decompose. But students can interrupt this cycle of waste. With just a few simple, easy-to-learn skills, students can repair, refresh, and reimagine the clothes they already own—adding a personal flare to each piece while reducing waste.
Football may seem simple, with 11 players on each team trying to move the ball to the opposite end of the field while avoiding tackles, but there’s one big risk all players face: concussions.