An eyeball, a camera, and a quirky guessing game that challenges kids to question what they see. 2018 Reader Review Reviewers' Choice Award.
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Why “The Good Life” For Kids Includes Reading
Ever hear someone refer to their childhood and youth as “the best years of my life”? Well, we hope our kids’ happiness, growth, and fulfillment will stretch well beyond age 18, we also hope that a person’s younger
Learn more!Famous Brain of the Week: Socrates
Okay, so he wore a cool toga and sandals, and he had an impressive beard, but there was sooooo much more to our Famous Brain of the Week! Introduce your little thinker to Socrates, who was famous for
Learn more!Featured (Free) Lesson Plan: Living the Good Life
Big Questions: What does it mean to live a good life? Can my idea of a good life change over time? Does my idea of a good life match everyone else’s? Lesson Description: Everyone wants to live “the
Learn more!Famous Brain of the Week: John Rawls
Got a kid who likes to ask big questions about fairness (who doesn’t)? Are they interested in the lives and quirks of a famous thinker? Do they like cartoons? Check out our newest YouTube series, “Famous Brains”, launching
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