Honoring Disability Book Week: “Extraordinary Jordyn and her Bionic Ears”
Within Deaf culture, “Deaf” with an uppercase D often refers to sign language users who view their Deafness as a cultural identity, while a lowercase “d” describes a level of…
Color the Magic: A Unicorn Coloring Pack
Celebrate National Unicorn Day with whimsical coloring pages designed to spark imagination, creativity, and a little bit of wonder. Each page comes with a fun fact about unicorn history and…
Breaking News: Orion Re-entry and Splashdown
Explore how Orion came home — News and a K–5 interactive guide covering the return journey, skip reentry, heat shield science, parachutes, and Pacific Ocean splashdown, with a live animation…
Wormly: Moon Exploration Edition — SoR Spelling
The Classroom Implementation Guide & Mini Lesson Plans below includes grade differentiated SoR-tagged word lists and tips for whole-class, small group, and independent use. Wormly: Moon Exploration Edition is a…
Meet Wormly at the Children’s Book Fair in Bologna Italy!
Who is Wormly? And What Does Wormly Do for Elementary Students? Wormly is an interactive letter-collecting spelling game built on Science of Reading (SoR) principles, developed by This Month™ Educational…
An Instant Guide to the Artemis II Moon Photos
Meta description: Explore six stunning photos taken by astronauts during the Artemis II lunar flyby — the first images captured by humans near the Moon in over 50 years. From…
NASA Live Stream for Your Classroom (Official)
With so many “SPACE influencers” out there it may be difficult to find the official NASA Artemis II Lunar FlyBy with cookies removed in compliance with School Privacy Policy. Look…
Breaking News: Moon Flyby Physics Explained
This interactive Moon Flyby Simulator from This Month™ brings gravity, trajectory, and free-return physics to life for elementary students in grades K–5. Students trace a figure-8 path from Earth to…
Background about the Artemis II from the Conversation
Artemis II’s long countdown – a space historian explains why it has taken over 50 years to return to the Moon The Artemis I crew and service modules with the Moon…
