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  Iterate On: 5 Ways to Fail Forward

  It’s dark in the house, silent except for the sound of the white noise machine. A…

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  Building a Case for Empathy

  This blog post is adapted from a presentation by Marie McDonald, Galileo’s …

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  I See You: 6 Ways to Teach Kids Empathy

  This blog post is adapted from a presentation by Marie McDonald, Galileo’s VP of …

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  Helping Older Kids Develop Unique Middle School Science Fair Project Ideas

  Science fair season—the highly anticipated or desperately dreaded time of year—wi…

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  Self Directed Learning: Project Ideas to Inspire Innovation and Leadership

  Cassandra Lin was in 5th grade when she became increasingly concerned about clima…

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  Understanding Demonstration vs. Experiment As Science Fair Season Approaches

  Yes, it’s that time of year already. Science Fair season: the annual event that e…

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  Using Science Journaling for Elementary Students to Emphasize the Power of Observation

  For centuries, science journals have provided thinkers a place to record their th…

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  Embracing Creative Confidence: Why David and Tom Kelley’s Book Is a Must-Read

  Galileo summer camps were founded on the idea that every kid can envision and cre…

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  Universal Design: Teaching Kids to Create Inclusively

  If you visit the OXO office in New York City, you’ll notice a curious sight. Neat…

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  Ringing In the New Year with STEM Activities That Are Fun and Educational

  Getting kids interested in science, technology, engineering, math and arts at any…

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  Books that Encourage Kids to Be Courageous

  Being courageous is a lot—A LOT—easier said than done. Still, wherever and whenev…

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  Fall STEAM Ahead: Fun Seasonal Learning Activities With Autumn Leaves

  Each season has its charms, and fall is no exception. The milder temperatures dra…

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