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Each week on the blog this month, we have highlighted three different electives and shared a lesson snippet. This week, we’ll finish up our tour of virtual electives and take a look at STEAM A, Visual Arts B, and World […]

Not sure what electives your Kaleidoscope student should take next fall? Thinking about signing up with Kaleidoscope for the first time? Make sure to stay tuned for this blog series to see what we have to offer for our Virtual […]

Let’s continue our peek at the fun things our students have been learning in our Virtual Electives as we head towards the end of the 2021/2022 school year. Each week on the blog this month, we are highlighting three different […]

As we head towards the end of the 2021/2022 school year, lets take a look at some of the fun things our students have been learning in our Virtual Electives. Each week on the blog this month, we’ll highlight three […]

This week we cover another basic kitchen skill and use a staple ingredient. Join us in learning to use a vegetable peeler and grow and cook with carrots! This lesson on peeling carrots is appropriate for the very young or […]

This week, we continue our Cooking with Kids series with a staple ingredient–eggs! Look here for some fabulous tips on teaching your kids to crack eggs like a pro. Do you know where your eggs come from? Learn about sustainable […]

Join us in the kitchen this month with your kiddos and bring their cooking skills to the next level–maybe yours too! Each week brings a new skill, a bit of culinary history, and a fantastic recipe suitable for young chefs. […]

Mark your calendars for these local celebratory winter events! Just around the corner are the CopperDog150 dogsled race and the Glide N Gorge fundraiser, where participants can ski, snowshoe, or even snow bike. The 2022 CopperDog150 is scheduled for March […]

A bright spot in the drear of winter, Valentine’s Day is a celebration of love and friendship. Learn about the history of Valentine’s Day with one (or both!) of these articles. Try this Nat Geo for Kids article for the […]