Learn mask-making with kids using newspaper, paste, and clay! This 1951 film showcases a creative, accessible DIY art project ...

I have been thinking a lot lately about photography and the photographers who captured my attention early on in my life. It’s all been brought on as I plan a ...

In third grade we advanced in science, learning moon phases in Oreo's frosting, making paper-mache globes, and having real crawfish to learn about animals and ecosystems. ADVERTISEMENT ...

Residents of Boca Chica Village, Brownsville, Port Isabel, and South Padre Island talk about how SpaceX, Elon Musk, and Starbase are changing the area.

But Kyoto is not Venice. Arrive at the futuristic and bustling Kyoto train station (as many do on the high-speed Shinkansen train from Tokyo) and you realize that the former capital of Japan is not a ...

RAHWAY, NJ — Roosevelt Elementary School is proud to announce a special art exhibit celebrating its graduating 6th-grade class. Students have created a unique collection of artwork using black ...

Florida is credited with starting the wave of third-grade reading laws in 2003, although Mississippi’s law, which passed in 2013, has attracted more attention recently due to the state’s ...

Her culinary art and attention to detail is mind blowing! Image: TikTok Creativity knows no bounds when it comes to this US "paper chef," who goes by the name "Paper Eats" on TikTok .

Alabama third grade students appeared to improve on a test of reading comprehension last year despite a slight increase in testing standards, according to numbers released by the Alabama State ...

In 2021, the Tennessee General Assembly passed a law that required third-grade students who did not earn a proficient score on the English Language Arts portion of the TCAP tests to be held back.

Free Press columnist Carlos Monarrez breaks down the Detroit Lions’ third-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft, at No. 70 overall. Isaac TeSlaa, Arkansas, receiver, 70 th overall Were there bigger ...

A total of 6,470, or 11.6%, of Alabama third graders scored below grade level on recent spring reading tests, new state data shows. That’s up from 4,808, or about 9%, of students in 2024.