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TedTALK Video

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Sparking Curiosity & Nurturing Creativity

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TEDxBloomington -- Amy Yurko -- "The Wonder of Wonder: Stimulating Curiosity for Children"

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Amy Yurko, AIA, is an architect and founder of BrainSpaces, a consulting firm that offers collaborative visioning, programming and planning expertise to school districts throughout the country. She is also an educator who believes in applying brain-based strategies to the design of learning environments.

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A free app that gives students the opportunity to tell their story

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A Free App that allows students to write short excerpts

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A Free App with Fun filters that create unique photos

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By RJ Palacio

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Smart Videos for Curious Minds of All Ages

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Smart videos for curious minds of all ages: Search & enjoy 4,000+ smart & super-cool, "not-made-for-kids, but perfect for them" videos in the classroom or together at home. Click play and start a conversation.

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By Dr. Jackie Gerstein

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I started my work in education as an outdoor educator. I took elementary-aged kids on environmental education adventures and at-risk youth on extended wilderness trips. When taking the at-risk students on backpacking trips in Maine, some of my favorite moments came when we came over a knoll to an outlook that appeared to have a...

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By Dr. Bruce Perry

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The Cycle of Learning If a child stays curious, he will continue to explore and discover. The 5-year-old finds tadpoles in a tiny pool of mud on the playground. This discovery gives him pleasure. When he experiences the joy of discovery, he will want to repeat his exploration of the pond.

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Add student pictures to wonder statements for added personalization.

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Creating spaces where students can share their wonder statements will ignite further curiosity.

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Great conversation starters that will get kids thinking about themselves and the world around them.

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Questions for Kids plus QR Codes with additional questions for kids to explore.

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A Free App that gives students an opportunity to learn, wonder, share and explore their curiosity.

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Let's continue to collaborate through Twitter!

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The New York Times Learning Network has a blog entitled "What's Going on in This Picture?" It's a weekly picture intended to invoke curiosity and inquiry and allow for discussion.

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This website presents thought-provoking questions of high interest to any ages. Wonderopolis also provides teacher guides to direct educators with lesson plans and extension activities.

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A curious student will grow to become a visionary and a person who continuously wants more out of life.