
Virtual Field Trip: Maya Ruins of Tulum
If you’ve noticed in some of my previous blog posts I mention my experience traveling to the Maya ruins of Tulum in Cozumel, Mexico, quite
If you’ve noticed in some of my previous blog posts I mention my experience traveling to the Maya ruins of Tulum in Cozumel, Mexico, quite
I’ve never really understood why the word ‘dinosaur’ is used to describe something unintelligent, slow, or out-of-date. Dinosaurs hosted an incredible range of adaptations including
Before we jump into our virtual field trip all about computing, we need to be on the same page about what a computer is and
Happy spring everyone! I hope you are as thrilled about all the beautiful plants and flowers cropping up as I am (though hopefully you don’t
If you could have just one superpower, what would it be? For a lot of people, flight or invisibility would be at the top of
In July 2020, a rover named Perseverance will blast off towards Mars to hunt for evidence of extraterrestrial life. This is just the latest in
I’ve watched a lot of science fiction in my life, and ever since I was little, I noticed that many of these visions of the
Hawai’i Volcanoes Virtual Tour I have wanted to travel to Hawaii for as long as I can remember. I still haven’t made it all the
If you are looking for something fun to do with your kids who love animals, look no further! This blog post is filled with resources
Why is it Worth Checking this Place Out? The impact Yellowstone’s geology has had on the region, continent, and world for millions of years cannot
Today, we are going to The Tech Interactive, a pioneering science and technology center in San Jose, CA! Nestled in the heart of a region
There are so many National Parks on my “to visit” list that sometimes I’m not sure how I will ever manage to see them
The Apollo moon landing. The Hubble Space Telescope. The Curiosity Rover. For over 60 years, NASA has been behind some of the most iconic feats
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