Kim Collazo is a children's author and STEM educator offering engaging author visits, science books, teacher resources, and hands-on learning for schools.

A year of STRONG Teacher Practices.

Free Book Matchmaking for every kid on your list. Comment by October 20.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela

Why the thieves won in a landslide, what romance costs a cover, and the case for action.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela

I went through 444 middle grade books releasing this year. Female leads outnumber male leads 2:1. And "let them read about girls" isn't the fix people think it is.

Kim Collazo is a children's author and STEM educator offering engaging author visits, science books, teacher resources, and hands-on learning for schools.

Kim Collazo is a children's author and STEM educator offering engaging author visits, science books, teacher resources, and hands-on learning for schools.

Shining a light on the numerous STEAM connections within “We are the Keystones: Animals That Hold Habitats Together” by Katy S. Duffield + Hannah Salyer + BOOK GIVEAWAY

Why I keep running hands-on labs even when they go sideways — and 10 ways teachers can scare themselves this month.

ALT: Party Time!

A 70-mile bike ride taught me why 'have a good year' isn't a goal — and what actually works for teachers.

ALT: Owl Asking 'Who?'

"That moment of pause at the top of the hill is where fear and thrill meet. It is the breath before the leap."

Advice from parents who raised a bookworm and a kid who couldn't care less, sometimes in the same house.

"That moment of pause at the top of the hill is where fear and thrill meet. It is the breath before the leap."

"Girly" books, the robot takeover, and defining what a blurb is actually for.

Books to help children feel seen, understood, and a little more ready for the first days of school.

Thoughts at the beginning of my 28th year teaching.