Played individually, or with partners, this competitive game involves creative thinking and teaches students that problems often have more than one solution, and that sometimes one solution can be ...

Choose one day in a week that is just for creating a maze in your children’s room. You can make it out of pillows, toys or even chairs. It is important that you let your child find its own way through ...

Students will learn about the art of negotiation and problem-solving strategies. Once they have this information, students will use what they have learned to solve problems that relate to school, U.S.

My sixth-grader and several of her classmates recently joined an organization I'd never heard of until this year—the Future Problem Solving Program (FPSP). As I watched her team compete this June at ...