If you had asked someone this time last year to explain “social distancing,” what would they have said? As we all know, adults weren’t the only ones who had to make adjustments when the pandemic began: Kids around the world were thrust into remote schooling situations, moved playdates exclusively to video calls, and were encouraged to wear face masks in public.
Think back to your typical class schedule when you were growing up. In the course of a single day, you probably learned about science, math, art, history, language—and more. So, when you hear about the relatively new emphasis on STEAM learning, you may wonder how that’s unlike the diversified studies from years past.
By our nature, humans must be problem solvers: From our very first moments on earth, we have to figure our way around challenges, be willing to change course, and must absorb feedback from experiences. But, that’s not to say problem solving always comes easily to adults—let alone children.
Speed downhill in this one-shot jaw-dropping film of Brandon Semenuk posted to Today Box.
Use math and science to find out just how many licks it takes to get to the center of a lollipop!
This artist purchases billboards and makes art that blends into the environment.
Chase down an epic storm set to the music of Kerry Muzzey in this electric film.
This teen baseball player from Japan has some serious at-bat moves.
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