19 results found for "creative-thinking"
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Making Summer Learning Fun
Keep kids engaged throughout the summer with some creative learning away from the structure of a classroom.
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Why You Should Send Your Kid to Space Camp
You can find both day-to-day and overnight space camps for kids across the country. But are they worth the financial investment?
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6 Halloween-Themed At-Home Science Projects
A list of hands-on chemical reactions and engineering design challenges to bring a sense of wow, spookiness and wonder to your hom
By Natalie Hay -
9 Tips to Help Keep Your Fitness Goals Moving Forward
We asked three fitness experts to give us some practical tips to help make your resolution stick.
By Sara Lindberg -
The Best Stocking Stuffers for Kids
For some kids, it's the little things that make the day. There's just something about tiny trinkets that make the best treasures.
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10 Reasons to Run with a Pace Group
If you want to PR or qualify for Boston don't go it alone. A pacer can help you reach your goals. Here's how.
By Rachel Toor -
5 Equipment-Free Camping Games the Whole Family Will Love
When you head out to camp this summer, leave the "stuff" behind and embrace the great outdoors with these games that are fun for a
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The Holiday Gift Guide for Kids Under 10
From engaging and educational, to inspiring and just plain fun, you're sure to find something for the 10-and-unders on your list.
By Natalie Hay -
Elite Runners' Strategies to Maintain Motivation for Running
Staying motivated during training is a challenge for beginners and experienced runners. Learn how elite runners train through the
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5 Ways Softball Coaches Can Improve Their Communication
Since your job as a coach is to teach and communicate, the inability to get your point across can be disastrous. Everything you do
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Step Up Your Swim Workouts With a Pace Clock
Pace clocks are an essential tool to improve your swim. Learn why and how you should use pace clocks and swimming terminology that
By Karen Buxton
