In classrooms, fish hook students … on science By Press Release • Jan 12, 2017 Elementary students become more interested in being scientists when their classrooms have live fish, a new study from Johns Hopkins has found.
‘The Electromagnetic Spectrum Song’ rides a wave By Paul Katula • Aug 4, 2016 Few songs that describe the gamut of the electromagnetic spectrum can compare to Emerson & Woo's one, with 1.7 million views.
School says kids picked up late will go to court By Paul Katula • Jul 13, 2015 A school district in Oregon needs to apologize for a letter that threatens to send kids to court if their parents pick them up late.
STEM night for parents at Lansdowne Elementary By Paul Katula • Apr 24, 2015 Families faced an engineering challenge and met some cool reptiles at a Baltimore elementary school. The focus was on problem solving.
Memorable math over spring break in Modesto By Paul Katula • Apr 20, 2015 Spring-break camps make math memorable (and fun) for elementary students in Modesto, Calif. It takes some teachers who can think on their feet.
Kids in East St Louis graph their progress in math By Paul Katula • Dec 16, 2013 Some students in East St Louis, Ill., are learning how to make bar graphs by keeping track of their own progress on interim math tests given in their school.
Congruent and similar polygons By Judith Taerum • Nov 26, 2009 A state department of education, as a question on the public-release form of a statewide standardized…
New multiplication: squares, diagonals, lattices By Paul Katula • Oct 21, 2009 You may have noticed your child multiplying two- and three-digit numbers in a way that looks…
What is a stem-and-leaf plot? By Paul Katula • Oct 2, 2008 This post is directed at content developers, elementary math. I would like you to develop a…
What is a fraction? By Paul Katula • Sep 30, 2008 Update, 12 Nov 2012: Do you want to explore fractions rather than just read about them?…