Make Art That Moves
ChildrenArtCreativityEE1EE2How-to Learn how to make a hoop inspired by the work of Linda Bell. Make some art and then experiment with how you can move it!
Dream in English - Canadian College of English Language
AdultsEducation Study English at the Canadian College of English Language in Vancouver, Canada. For more information contact our team.
The biggest red herring in our search for alien life | Sara Seager
AdultsScienceSpace This interview is an episode from The Well, our publication about ideas that inspire a life well-lived, created with the John Templeton Foundation.
The “Empty Atom” Myth
AdultsEducationScience If you know one thing about atoms, it’s probably that they’re “mostly empty space.” but that’s not
really true.
We Have Spent Millions of Dollars on Blue Roses
AdultsNatureScience We all know that roses are red and violets are blue. But how come you never see blue roses, too?
Why kids need to take more risks
AdultsHistoryHumanPsychology Explore the cognitive benefits of risky play and how we can design better playgrounds that promote fun, agency, and development.
Discover in English - Canadian College of English Language
AdultsEducationLanguage Study English at the Canadian College of English Language in Vancouver, Canada. For more information contact our team.
There’s Really Only One Way To Die
AdultsHumanScience Even though there are a lot of causes of death out there, they all actually boil down to one thing.
Meet The Animals: Walrus
ChildrenAnimalsBooksEE1EE2FactsReading Meet the Walrus, a sea mammal who lives near the Arctic Circle! This nonfiction book helps kids to practice reading for information.
Why Are There No Holes Around Trees?
AdultsEducationNature Trees are among the most fascinating life forms on Earth, but what makes them truly fascinating is hiding underground! They are able to break solid rocks with hydraulic roots, all while working together with the underground fungal networks that can stretch for kilometers.
Never Before Seen: Insects Playing | Secrets of the Bees | National Geographic
AdultsAnimalsNature Turns out that bees don't just work hard, they play hard too! An extraordinary study reveals to Dr. Sammy Ramsey and Dr. Alice Bridges just how intelligent bumblebees are.