A THENCE Publication
A THENCE Publication
Katherine SchlatterStart with the lesson’s learning objective get feedback on your objective to see whether using AI is a supporting tool for the type of metacognition or cognition you want to…
Katherine SchlatterCan you draw something that is practically transparent? This first activity is a scientific drawing adventure and investigation into Sea jelly locomotion and shape-shifting. Three age-appropriate interactive activities available below…
Helina SeyoumThis June, we’re educating about Black Music Month and Caribbean American Heritage Month with engaging STEAM activities that explore musical heritage. Start by exploring our K–6 lesson plan, featuring age-appropriate…
Katherine SchlatterYou know best what children in this age group may need to best understand the complex history of the United States, however, guides with specific language and lesson plans can…
THENCE Editorial TeamSometimes a stay-at-home summer camp is the only answer to filling the summer weeks. Whether it’s due to busy and conflicting schedules, accommodating differing needs, naps, and diets, here’s a…
THENCE Editorial TeamThe weeks and month of summer can be long for parents scrambling to keep their little ones happily occupied, active, reading and ready for the school year ahead without relying…
Katherine SchlatterShould we call them Jellyfish or Sea jellies? The answer from scientists who study them is: absolutely do not call them Jellyfish!!! The are not fish at all! A more…
Katherine SchlatterEvery heard of mindfulness coloring? These detailed, often whimsical coloring activities encourage a different kind of focus—one that gently grounds you in the present moment. For grown-ups it could be…
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Katherine SchlatterWe are using a wonderful new tool tailored for schools that wish to adopt AI but in the most secure, safe and pedagogically appropriate manner. Lately we have been offering…
