Over 2.6 million kids switched to non-traditional ways of learning in the last two years. If you've been considering doing the same, School Choice Week is for you.
Meeting About Earth Science from new points of view:
Teachers, Scientists, & Students
are gathering round the Earth to share latest research, new tools and local place-based geosphere understandings gathered while working with the website, linking schools and their students measuring the local climate, weather, soil, local disasters, or management. Students are posting new ideas after looking at real time or durational problems and building their ideas into science poster propositions based on collecting data into solutions for human resiliency. You can see International Virtual Science Symposia students on the linked video link above. They are remarkable. Citizen Science and STEM:
We could use your donations to help children, parents, childcare aides and teachers in 2021. We know that Kids First of So Cal could use help to keep children safe and keep them learing. We would love you to find Charles Sherman Art.com and purchase a poster or jewelry. Or buy a classroom of drawing books from Edudesigns.org at their special year end price. This year is like none other.
Storymapping, seeing what you are looking at, and teaching media literacy have never been more important. We were able to spotlight one redwood in Sherman Oaks on Christmas Eve to get students involved with science fairs, learning, and platforms that inspire deeper thought. We realized that the Fine Chocolate Association and the folks at the Marble Arches have mother trees to protect. Whether you are using Art, Science, data collecting or dialogue.consider giving us a donation, writing us if you would lik
Kids are Kidsâ¦even if your age no longer describes your body, or your social description. But here it is, it was dark and the sirens were blaring and two huge ladder trucks drove up. They were ready, fully lit and Santa was aboard...
Last night we were inspired by Los Angeles Fire Department, Station 88 in the celebration of our local 90 foot baby redwood tree, and  the World Peace, Hope, and Prosperity as an annual light to the World on the SFV largest living Holiday Redwood Tree.
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While telling stories of light and peace seemed appropriate this holiday and the reminder we will get through this and the tree seemed a perfect entry point, but we needed a beacon to signal the event to come ..a story telling interfaith zoom gatheringâ¦and Santa and the leadership of Captain Clark from Station 88 came to the call