Updated 6/18/24
In late 2020, we announced the addition of products that would support hands-on early learning in partnership with TTS International. In 2021, we released our first Little Book and added pre-K educators to Pitsco TAG. We’ve had a chance to connect with more educators and add new friends to the Pitsco family. And now we have an Early Childhood catalog. Time surely does fly when you’re having fun!
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Topics:
IN THE CLASSROOM,
Elementary School,
Science,
Social and emotional learning,
21st Century Skills,
STEAM,
Math
Updated 6/6/24
A couple of my bucket list items are to walk among the tulips blooming in Amsterdam, to picnic under cherry blossoms in Japan, and to see the brilliantly colored bougainvillea and jacaranda blooms all over Madeira, Portugal. What do all these things have in common? Flowers!
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Topics:
Middle School,
Elementary School,
IDEAS & INSPIRATION,
Science,
STEM,
Social and emotional learning,
Hands-on Learning
Updated 6/18/24
I’m writing this while sitting in a coffee shop at a table near the door. Every time a new customer enters, I’m hit with a swirl of arctic air that chills me to the core. For me, that prognosticating groundhog can’t come out of his den soon enough.
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Topics:
IN THE CLASSROOM,
Middle School,
Elementary School,
IDEAS & INSPIRATION,
Homeschool,
Science,
STEM,
Activities,
Hands-on Learning,
STEAM
Updated 6/18/24
“I continue to believe that if children are given the necessary tools to succeed, they will succeed beyond their wildest dreams!” – David Vitter, former US Senator
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Topics:
Elementary School,
Camps,
Teacher Resources,
STEM,
Social and emotional learning,
21st Century Skills,
Hands-on Learning,
STEAM
Updated 5/30/24
A great physical science education tool isn’t just exciting while you’re using it; it continues to provoke thought and make real-world connections well after you’ve placed it back on the shelf. Case in point: I recently spent time exploring Pitsco’s T-Bot® Hydraulic Arm. It was a fun challenge using the hydraulic robot arm to pick up and move blocks, and I thought about links to automation and heavy machinery as I used it. But, to my surprise, after I put the device away, what I really couldn’t stop thinking about was my own arm.
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Topics:
IN THE CLASSROOM,
Middle School,
Elementary School,
High School,
ROBOTICS,
Teacher Resources,
Science,
Technology,
STEM,
Authentic Learning,
Activities,
Hands-on Learning