We are on a mission to share what we know about our earth. We are a team of teachers and industry professionals who passionately fill each issue with fun, new information, surprising facts, and a new appreciation for the resources that make our daily lives possible.
BOLDer celebrates the joy of childhood, giving kids a space to explore, imagine, and just be themselves.
BOLDer engages kids with exciting stories, hands-on activities, and colorful visuals that make learning fun.
BOLDer has interactive puzzles, exciting games, and bonus digital content that makes learning even more fun!
At BOLDer our goal is to make turning a page a delightful experience. To make it even more awesome each issue contains QR codes leading to AUDIO, VIDEO, and EXTRA RESOURCES. Listen to select stories, see amazing video clips, and dig into learning!
Learn MoreDid you know that all toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads. Learn how to tell the difference and have fun checking your knowledge.Read More
Some super cool scientists spend their days studying water. Dive into amazing water jobs like the water detective, the underground water explorer, the ocean life expert, and the clean water champion.Read More
Talk about a project! Learn how to make a bungee-powered paddle boat that you can wind up and let sail! So much fun!Read More
Watercolors are a fun type of paint because you can control how light or dark the colors are by adding more or less water. Learn to paint bubbles with watercolors.Read More
The Cincinnati Arch is one of North America's most important land features, a huge, dome-like structure stretching from Nashville, Tennessee, through Kentucky and Ohio, and into Indiana and Michigan. Read More
In our upcoming issue, we’re exploring a variety of engaging topics that inform, inspire, and spark curiosity. Stay tuned for thought-provoking content that keeps you connected and engaged!
From the high-speed ovals of NASCAR to the tight corners of Monaco, the track’s surface and the tires that meet it can drastically affect a car’s performance.
Did you ever wonder how fast something falls when it’s dropped, or how fast skydivers are falling before they open the parachute to slow them down? Well, there is a limit to how fast something can fall, and it is called terminal velocity.
This article explores the incredible range of speeds found in our world—from the fastest human movements to powerful natural forces like wind and lightning, all the way to cosmic phenomena like light and orbit.
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