We have some new members! Let’s welcome @David Bachman @Dexter Morgan @Lauren Wehlage

Women & Girls in Science Day 🧬 Tomorrow is National Women & Girls in Science Day — let’s celebrate. Science isn’t just history — it’s happening right now. From imaging black holes to editing genes to mapping our universe, women are doing the work, leading the teams, and changing what we know. Not someday. Not “inspiring.” Right now.

I’m refining a few clarity‑first science tools this week, including a new game called Science Showdown. It’s still in the tadpole phase — developing, forming, not quite ready to hop into the world yet. If you want to hear more as it grows, comment “ribbit”.

Drop your pick and keep the chain going — add your own “this or that” at the end.

There’s been a spike in solar activity this month — sunspots, solar flares, and auroras. It’s a great moment to anchor lessons on energy transfer, magnetic fields, and Earth’s systems. How could you turn this current event into a lesson that feels natural and intriguing — or weave it into something you already teach?