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In this section we have highlighted the areas of the Young Skeptics program that are applicable to educators. There is a variety of resources and material available for educators of different age levels, including elementary and secondary teachers and college and university faculty.

FamilyFOR PARENTS & FAMILY MEMBERS

In this section we have highlighted special resources and items of interest to parents and family members. Home learning programs, activities and fun pasttimes for the family are featured in the Family Room. We have also included additional material for babysitters and other childcare providers.

Toddlers
FOR TODDLERS

A variety of activities, games and learning material for ages 3 years and higher is highlighted in this special section for toddlers. Parents may find ideas and resources here for the home and also enjoy online projects with their children.

Young Adults
FOR YOUNG ADULTS

A selection of program material and activities are highlighted in this area and may be of interest to young adults, age 8 years and higher.

Students
FOR STUDENTS

The Students for Science and Reason (SSR) program contains many items of interest for students in middle and high school, as well as college and university. Along with educators, the SSR program helps students make a difference at their school and participate in the lifelong pursuit of science.

Community
FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS

Program highlights that provide material and resources for local groups and organizations and encourage them to participate in the Young Skeptics program are available in this special section for the community.


 
The Museum of Hoaxes
 
The Science of Harry Potter: How Magic Really Works
by Alex Boese
 
by Roger Highfield