Children’s minds are incredible. Those little sponges are constantly soaking up information and knowledge as their understanding of the world deepens by the day. What I wouldn’t give to have a childlike sense of wonder again and an imagination that could keep me entertained for weeks on end. Observing kids’ infinite supply of creativity is a beautiful thing, but along with that shameless curiosity comes a few downsides. One of which being how they innocently do and say the stupidest things imaginable. From putting food under their beds to trying to wrap their minds around how babies are made, we’ve gathered some of the funniest posts from the “Look How Stupid These Kids Are” subreddit proving that the logic of...
Energy is the capacity for doing work and can exist in lots of different forms. Energy cannot be created or destroyed, but can be changed from one form to another. We call this conservation of energy. Forms of energy There are lots of different forms of energy Kinetic energy All moving objects have kinetic energy. A ball moving, car moving and a person running all have kinetic energy! The faster an objects moves the more kinetic energy it has. Light energy Objects that give off light have light energy. The sun, candles and light bulbs all have light energy. Thermal energy Objects that are warmer than zero degrees have some thermal energy. The hotter an object is the more thermal...
We love air dry clay and have used it for years! Here are our top 15 air dry clay projects for kids that are easy and fun. Updated June 2022 Have you used air dry clay? This stuff is awesome for kids’ arts & crafts! It feels a lot like regular potter’s clay, but it’s not as messy. And it dries hard without needing to be fired.Is it unbreakable? No. But neither is fired pottery. And it is quite strong.We use and love Crayola Air Dry Clay and have for years. The quality is good, the price is reasonable, and there’s just so much that can be done with it! You can get Crayola Air Dry Clay at most big...
This week's episode of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" is, essentially, the show's take on "Alien." A crew of officers, trapped in a downed starship, must face a species of vicious, poison-spitting lizards that incubate their young inside host bodies. It's a straight-up monster movie in miniature. It's tragic -- several characters die -- and it's scary."Star Trek" fits under the banner of several genres. Primarily, it is a science fiction show, yes, specifically a pioneering space Western; Gene Roddenberry initially pitched it as "'Wagon Train' to the stars" in reference to the hit 1957 TV series. Secondarily, "Star Trek" is a workplace drama, following a crack team of diplomatic experts on their job-related struggles; when "Star Trek" begins delving...
Action films are baked into the film medium's soft, celluloid tissue. Why was the movie camera invented? To watch things move. And nothing moves like a great action movie. Heck, every take starts with someone shouting, "Action!"But what makes an action movie great? The genre is already quite subjective. Steven E. de Souza, writer of multiple films venerated below, didn't hear action identified as a distinct genre until the mid-1980s. Before then, it was scattered amongst westerns, war films, martial arts flicks, and police procedurals. Today, action films have re-diversified into superhero soaps and every other type of effect-addled blockbuster — it's hard not to find an action flick at the local multiplex. As such, for the sake of nailing...
