
History of Computers
The computer sitting on your desk—or the one in your child’s hand—may seem like a familiar part of everyday life. But computers haven’t always

The computer sitting on your desk—or the one in your child’s hand—may seem like a familiar part of everyday life. But computers haven’t always

1. They’re not the same document. They were created 11 years apart: 1776 and 1787. The version that works on a 9-year-old: the Declaration

Explore Patrick Henry and his famous words, “Give me liberty or give me death!” These words are some of the most recognizable in Virginia’s

250th Anniversary Celebration:Download the app FREE to try The 1776 app is the immersive mobile experience built for the America 250 Semiquincentennial, where students

A Story for Every Subject: HEAV Families Save $20% Plus, you can try it FREE all through September. Some of the best learning in

For the past several weeks, we’ve explored how much learning can happen without ever sitting down at a school desk. We’ve gathered on the

The garage workshop may be where you keep the bikes, tools, and boxes you haven’t gotten around to organizing yet, but it may also

The Living Room We are so glad to have you join us for week four of our (Not) Back-to-School series! This week we are

Everywhere But the Schoolroom: The Backyard Laboratory In the third post in our (Not) Back-to-School series, we go outside! The backyard may not look

Join Agriculture in the Classroom and turn your backyard into a living lesson plan. Math hides in a row of seeds. Science waits in

Everywhere But the Schoolroom: The Kitchen Classroom Continuing into our (Not) Back-to-School series, we explore the wonderful kitchen. The kitchen isn’t just the heart

Everywhere but the Schoolroom: On the Front Porch Long before children sat in classrooms, they learned by living alongside their families—asking questions, observing the