Kids will see many simple educational games for what they are – another worksheet disguised as fun. But more complex curriculum-based board games with built-in gaming mechanics are where fun and intellectual development come together. Authentic board games help build critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills.

There's a significant gap in how climate change is addressed in education, with some communities barely discussing it while others face it directly. Avoiding the topic can increase anxiety among students, who want answers and to understand how they can make a difference. Teachers play a crucial role in providing hope through knowledge, dialogue, and activism, helping reduce eco-anxiety.

Tweens and teens spend an average of 4.8 hours per day on social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Think of summer as a time to reset, put the screens down, and head outside.

How do we encourage climate action in younger generations? Senior program manager at Unbounded Associates Anna Guo Ya Petee has ideas to share.

What happens to the plastic this is actually recycled? It’s not as simple as just melting plastic bottles and putting them into molds to make new ones.