December 25
by Christine Perrin
From the book: Bright Mirror
On this Morning of your birth
on the edge of a North American winter
in the blue reluctant light of dawn,
in the silence of this ro...
by Christine Perrin
The WHY
Poetry is our human inheritance. Children deeply know this and learn it avidly and with great pleasure. I have experienced this firsthand in my own children's lives an...
By Jeffrey Mays
Teachers and students agree that lab days are everyone’s favorite days in science class. They are a unique feature found only in the science class: a day of activity and social inte...
Studying the natural world learning about this creation — it tells us something about the Creator. Through biology we learn that there's order in the created world.
by John D. Mays
Many upper-school science teachers are aware that last year (2019) a substantial revision to the SI unit system, commonly known in the US as the metric system, went into effect. If ...
People often think of science as a cold, soulless endeavor. And too often it is studied in the same way. One idea to bring life and zest back to the study of the world is to add some supplemental r...
