From one hypothesis to the next, these famous scientists have made discoveries that saved lives, uncovered entire species, and reached into outer space. Understanding scientists—who they are/were and what they discovered—adds depth to facts and topics from dinosaurs to vaccines. Here are 34 scientists, from early history to today, who made and are making the […]
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Engage every student with these 7th grade science fair projects, whether they’re interested in biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, or any other discipline. Plus, find interesting classroom demos, experiments, and hands-on activities to spice up your lesson plans! To make it easier to find classroom activities or science fair ideas for 7th grade, we’ve rated
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Every year we hear a lot of buzz about kids not learning “real” money skills in school, like how to do taxes, for instance. Filing taxes is something every student will navigate in the future. And while most high schools do an amazing job preparing kids for college and careers, it’s tough to fit in
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New Balance and its suite of cushy sneakers have long since crossed the rubicon into fashion-world territory. Shoes like the 990 (now in its sixth iteration) occupy prime real estate on the Mt. Rushmore of dad kicks, while newer silhouettes like the 1906 have helped catalyze a craze for aughts-indebted running shoes that has yet
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Antonyms, synonyms, homophones, contractions … if you’re a 2nd or 3rd grader, it’s enough to make your head spin! Using correct conventions is essential to written communication. But that doesn’t mean your instruction has to be a snooze. Grab our bundle of fun, circus-themed grammar worksheets and get to work! (Feeling rusty yourself? Each worksheet
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The Nike Field General 82 isn’t a sneaker many people talk about these days. First released in 1982, it was originally designed for football and was worn by some of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, like Archie Manning and Dan Fouts. While extremely influential back in its heyday, the silhouette has largely been forgotten
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Last night on Instagram, Swatch posted an animation featuring a certain famous beagle—a beagle who happens to be popping out of a MoonSwatch briefcase and howling at the Moon. That’s right, folks: It looks like an official Omega x Swatch x Snoopy collaboration is on the way. Omega devotees will know the maker has a
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It’s cold, the hours of sunlight are short and if you’re not already a committed runner, chances are not every second of your time pounding the pavement is a pure, unrestrained pleasure. Along with all the life-admin thoughts and qualms that pop into your head while running, the question that accompanies every stride is: Should
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What was less fine, though, was the personal attention that followed the sale of Falling Woman. News of Weyant’s relationship with Gagosian morphed into general-interest gossip, and photographs of the couple began showing up in the Daily Mail. Around this time, a rumor started circulating that Weyant was pregnant with his baby. Online, a meme
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There are plenty of cures for the January blues, but if you ask us, we prefer to get our serotonin from the Patagonia sale. While you can count on plenty of other retailers and brands to dole out their sales on a frequent and regular cadence, Patagonia is a bit more, uh, calculated. Call it
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