Logic
Get Logic Smart with these Resources
Lissa explains. Lissa started this site when she was 11 years old to show kids how easy it is to build their own web pages and web sites.
Discovering Strengths, Making Learning Fun and Helping Children Realize their Full Potential
Get Logic Smart with these Resources
Lissa explains. Lissa started this site when she was 11 years old to show kids how easy it is to build their own web pages and web sites.
Get Word Smart with these Resources
Arrak Anagrams. Get help if you are stuck solving an anagram or you are trying to create new ones.
Get Self Smart with these Resources
National Network for Child Care. An Internet source of over 1000 publications and resources related to child care with emphasis on Self Esteem.
Get Body Smart with the Resources
Building Big. Activities that let you experiment with building different structures including a dome, tunnel, and bridge.
Become Science Smart with these Resources
Mad Scientist Network. Ask real scientists questions.
Empowering Girls to Reach their Full Potential
Expanding your Horizons. Expanding Your Horizons in Science and Mathematics™ conferences nurture girls’ interest in science and math courses to encourage them to consider careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.
Empowering Boys to Reach their their Full Potential
On March 2nd, 2009, the National Education Association will sponsor as they do every year: “Read Across America”. This program focuses on motivating children to read, in addition to helping them master basic skills.
What many parents don’t realize is that for more than 30 years, boys have been scoring lower than girls on U.S. Department of Education reading tests and that the gender gap increases as kids grow up. And not only does the reading gender gap span every racial and ethnic group, but it also categorically finds boys underperforming girls regardless of income, disability, or English-speaking ability.
Read Across America Day underscores the importance of reading. The research is clear: greater reading skills equates to greater success in school. Increasingly, it also equates to greater success in the workforce as blue-collar jobs move to low-wage countries. If we don’t start to help boost our boys out of their reading slump, many of them will become unemployed adults.
Are you an educator facing challenges to get boys interested in reading? or a parent struggling for ideas on how to motivate your son to read? The “Making Minds matter” organization can help. They offer free online consulting to parents, consulting to schools and teaching to teachers to teach boys to read.