Does your child have an insatiable curiosity about the Universe? Are they a fountain of boundless questions, constantly asking “why?” Are they not satisfied with simple explanations?
If so, then this blog is for you! I want to help you answer your child’s questions and fuel their excitement for the cosmos.
Hi, I’m Gemma.
I’m a genome biologist, data engineer, programmer, AI/machine learning consultant and mother of two children aged ten and twelve.
I have a Ph.D. in complex systems, over twelve years of experience in academic research and a passion for astrobiology and parenting curious kids.
Astrobiology for kids
Astrobiology is the study of life in the Universe – both on Earth and elsewhere.
It’s space + biology, and so much more: perfect for curious kids and parents!
I go deep into complex topics with science/STEM activities that you can do at home to fuel your child’s excitement for life in our universe.
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Blog topics
I post articles that go deep into astrobiology for kids to satisfy the limitless questions of “why?” that stream from your little scientists.
It is never too early to introduce complex topics!
I blog about my experiences in parenting curious kids and how to create an environment that encourages learning.
Here you will find hands-on, astrobiology for kids, science/STEM activities that you can do at home to help your child grasp new concepts and cultivate their curiosity about the living Universe.
Random astrobiology- and space-related fun for the enjoyment of you and your child!
Recent posts
Astrobiology’s Marvellous Molecules (#MoleculeMonday)
#CountdownToMars with Daily Mars Activities for Kids
10 Facts about Mars (with 6 activities for curious kids)
How big is the Solar System? Big, really big…
The evolution of flowers: a floral adventure for curious kids
Science jokes for kids – with explanations and fun facts
Habitability – part 1: what does it mean for a world to be habitable?
Habitability: searching for life on other worlds
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