Astronomer costume

continuing the celestial-themed ouji coords, here’s the Galileo Astrolabe Set!

Art and Craft are undoubtedly fun activities for kids. Be it coloring with crayons or making miniature statues from clay, folding paper to create fine origami, or designing a handmade birthday card, there are several arts and crafts activities, which can enhance the interest of the children and exploit their artistic potential. It enhances a […]

Russian cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin slid out of the Soyuz MS-01 spacecraft that delivered him to a remote steppe in Kazakhstan Sunday morning (local time). He and fellow astronauts Kate Rubins of NASA and Takuya Onishi of the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency arrived safely after a three-and-a-half-hour journey from the International Space Station – and 115 days in space.

Family Space Costume - amazing!

What’s your favorite way to celebrate Halloween? Spending an evening exchanging scary stories with your closest friends, binging horror films that will make you sleep with the lights on for a week, or passing out candy to all of the adorable kids who dressed up as their favorite characters to go trick or treating? There’s no wrong way to embrace the spooky season, but if you’re looking for a frightening experience, what might be even more terrifying than ghost stories and strolls through…

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Here’s our costume for this year’s Book Week parade…our last one!

This costume was inspired by Nicolaus Copernicus or Mikołaj Kopernik of Poland (1473 - 1543). He was the first to argue convincingly that the earth orbited the sun, rather than the other way around, as way commonly thought at the time. His book, De Revolutionibus Orbium Caelestium, revolutionized astronomical thinking to some extent, and broke the ground for further astronomers like Kepler and Newton.