Arduino NYC

Arduino NYCArduino is an open source electronics platform built around affordable microcontroller boards and a simple coding environment. Created by engineers and designers to make hardware prototyping accessible, Arduino lets teens build interactive projects such as alarms, robots, sensors, and art installations. Writing code in the Arduino IDE and wiring circuits teaches real engineering skills with immediate physical feedback. Homeschool families use Arduino

practicing communication and perspective-taking in ways textbooks rarely reach

from the University of Pittsburgh

Pro tip: Listen while drawing scenes from the audiobook to support comprehension

Microbiology from SEA Publishing is a high school–level curriculum that introduces students to microscopic life

the book uses simple scenarios and friendly illustrations to model skepticism as curiosity rather than cynicism

weaknesses

Because I have been an ESL teacher

Momoka loves animals and cares for a dog

and lab techniques

and class length that fit their family

and a moderated sharing community motivate kids to experiment and learn from peers

and the way Foerster steadily builds algebraic maturity rather than just drilling procedures