With stay-at-home learning, teachers are facing the challenges of coming up for creative ways to make online learning enjoyable. How to make online math and science fun for kids? Michelle Pastor explores the many ways, and shares her insider knowledge.

In many of our communities, the beginning of the school year is looking more like last spring. As much of our lives stay online, adjusting to remote learning is the new normal. 

Many family homes have now become full or part-time learning spaces as many schools have transitioned to virtual and at-home learning. In order to create a successful learning routine at home for kids, parents should make a plan to create spaces that are organized, calm and productive for learning at home. Here's a few tips to get started.

Warm weather and long days are a recipe for family fun. No matter the ages or the size of your family, try an activity from our list to enjoy the summer season together - all close to home! 

There are 4 electrical safety tips every kid should know. Can you guess what they are?

While we all stay at home and social distance, parents and teachers are searching to find the best resources to bring STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities to students. Here are 18 websites to check out

'The Story Behind the Switch' is an interactive classroom session on electricity and science led by Michelle Pastor, Senior Education Program Advisor at Tri-State. Michelle shares her personal story and experience and brings the classroom to the kids at home.