Trisha Stanley
Picture Books about Inspiring Women Scientists
For Women's History Month, let's recognize the accomplishments of some amazing women scientists. I'm highlighting 10 female scientists and sharing 20 picture books about them. Head to the library and check out a few.
Picture...
5 Easy Ways to Make Your Own Valentines
Are you looking for a DIY valentine card project? If you need a non-candy valentine for school valentines, check out these options. Be creative and make your own versions, or grab my templates for...
3 Snowy Science Activities for Kids
My favorite part of winter in Missouri is the snow. Bring a bucket or two inside for some snowy science activities. If there is no snow, you can make your own by crushing ice...
Local St. Louis Experience Gift Ideas
If you are looking for an experience gift, here is a collection of local St. Louis ideas. You're sure to find something for that special someone on your list (kids or adults).
My kids have...
Halloween Science: Make Fizzy Potions
Halloween science is my favorite kind of science, especially when it involves mixing up a fun potion. Learn how to make fizzy potions in two different ways using edible ingredients. It's a great way...
Fall Science Activities with Leaves
Fall is the perfect time to try some simple science activities with leaves. If you loved our post about leaf rubbings, nature treasures, and fall discovery tables, you’ll love these ideas, too.
Fall Science Activities...
Team Boohoo! First Day of School
Are you on Team Yahoo or Team Boohoo on the first day of school?
Last night, Amy Sanders shared about her school’s Yahoo or Boohoo Parent Coffee on the first day of school. Amy is...
May the Fourth Be with You
May the fourth be with you. Such a fun play on words for the typical Star Wars universe saying, "May the force be with you," which is used to wish someone goodwill or good...
Let’s Celebrate Earth Day
On the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans from all walks of life joined together to speak out against the deterioration of the environment and demanded change. As a result,...
Hypermobility and Our Journey Towards a Diagnosis
One of the most frustrating things about being a parent is watching your child be in pain. We search for answers and a quick solution, but what happens when you can’t find one? What...