What are the most commonly used instruments and tools by engineers and scientists?   If you’re going to be doing homeschool science labs with your kids, it makes sense to figu...

On March 14 at 1:59pm, folks from all over the world celebrate “Pi Day” with games, activities, and pie-eating contests. I've put together a downloadable packet that you can use t...

Don't get stuck in a rut with boring math drill sheets and endless rounds of review. Make math lessons interesting by engaging your kids in practical real-world applications, and f...

Pi is a number close to 3 that has kids and math teachers alike scratching their heads when they see it appear in unusual places! Here's my favorite set of hands-on Pi Day activiti...

If your kid are struggling with staying focused, engaged or being excited about their lessons, watch this video and take a second look at the learning atmosphere.   If you're ...

This is for folks that have a telescope and want to know the best accessories that will help with their observing sessions! If your kids are loving astronomy, then pull out your s...

When buying a telescope one of the least important factors to consider is the power (magnification).   The key to observing fine detail is not power, but aperture and on a tel...

Let's take an in-depth look at some of the most beautiful objects in our solar system - COMETS! You can see comets with telescopes, binoculars, and sometimes even with your naked e...

Telescopes are pretty useless unless you know where to point them. In this video, we'll talk about how to know what's up in the sky in a way that's easy to do so your kids can lea...