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Featured Free Lesson Plan of the Week: Decide For Yourself
No kid is an island! It’s Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week, and we’d like to challenge little and big thinkers to take a look at their relationships with others. Try this week’s featured lesson plan, and create a
Learn more!5 Reasons To Ask Brave Questions With Your Kids
One of the most wonderful, and squirm-inducing things about being a kid is that you are willing to ask difficult questions. Call it a lifestyle, call it a hobby, call it a calling…whatever. Young minds (especially really young
Learn more!Featured (Free) Lesson Plan: Brave Thoughts
Big Questions: How can asking big questions change the world? What makes a thinker brave? Lesson Description: Explore the role of courage in asking “big questions”. Research a great thinker who was willing to be brave, ask questions,
Learn more!Famous Brain of the Week: Marshall McLuhan
He was a proud Canadian, he predicted the internet decades before it was actually invented, and he once played himself in a Hollywood movie. Pretty cool, right? He also thought a lot about the way we share stories
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