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The best books for helping your kids fall in love with math
Who am I? As a boy, Joseph D’Agnese grew up absolutely convinced that he was terrible at two school subjects: math and science. Lo and behold—he ended up making a career writing about both! For more than seven years, he edited a children’s math magazine for Scholastic, and was rewarded for his work by multiple Educational Press Association Awards. His children's book about the Fibonacci Sequence, Blockhead: The Life of Fibonacci, is available in five languages worldwide, and as a classroom DVD.
10 Fun Ways to Celebrate Apple Days
Sharing is caring! October is National Apple Month. What better time to enjoy one of our favorite fruits? Here are 10 fun ways to celebrate apple days. ** Disclosure: This post may contain Amazon affiliate links. It’s a great way to spend some time outside and connect with local growers. Plus you can get the freshest apples around—and maybe a little cider, apple pie, or other Apple products as well.
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Animal Adventures Summer Zoo Camp offers action-packed summer fun for children ages 2-13. Space is limited and sessions fill quickly. Register today to ensure your spot. If you are a member, you must sign in using the tab in the upper right-hand corner of the page after you click the "register online" button in order to receive your member discount. Please confirm that the member discount is shown in your cart before you enter credit card information and check out.
Steven Kellogg on Why He Reworked a 'Pinkerton' Scene in Response to Sandy Hook
Stephen Colbert’s talent for fomenting perverse merriment blossoms when he is posing as the indignant defender of an issue that, in actuality, he is skewering with gleeful satire. He was in top form recently when he spoofed a new children’s book entitled My Parents Open Carry featuring a gun-toting mom and dad.
THE BOY WHO WAS FOLLOWED HOME
From the Who's in Your Book? series by Tom Fletcher ; illustrated by Greg Abbott ‧ RELEASE DATE: Sept. 5, 2017 Readers try to dislodge a monster from the pages of this emotive and interactive read-aloud. “OH NO!” the story starts. “There’s a monster in your book!” The blue, round-headed monster with pink horns and a pink-tipped tail can be seen cheerfully munching on the opening page. “Let’s try to get him out,” declares the narrator.
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