Kids

Discover how ATL skills work in IB Drama: from script work and devising to reflection and ensemble performance. A student-friendly guide to MYP Drama and DP Theatre.

Learn the difference between the IB MYP and DP: ages, goals, skills, and how each programme prepares students for deeper learning, independence, and global thinking.

Learn how ATL skills support IB math: problem‑solving, clear working, smart practice, and investigations. A student‑friendly guide to thinking mathematically.

A student-friendly introduction to IB MYP Design (Middle Years Programme). Learn about the four stages of the MYP design cycle – Inquire & Analyze, Develop Ideas, Create the Solution, Evaluate – and how this process helps students solve real-world problems with creativity and technology. Includes examples, checklists, and tips on documentation and ATL skills in design.

Learn how to write strong IB science lab reports, investigations, and essays using clear structure, examples, and ATL skills. A student-friendly guide for ages 15+.

Writing in Individuals & Societies (I&S) isn’t just listing facts—it’s building a clear, evidence‑based argument. This quick guide shows you a 7‑step plan (from unpacking the question to final proofread) and maps each stage to the ATL skills that make you a stronger learner. For full explanations, models, and checklists, download the detailed PDF.

Learn what ATL (Approaches to Learning) means in the IB program and how 14–15-year-old students can build thinking, communication, social, research, and self-management skills.

Learn how your heart beats in a perfect cycle every second of your life. This kid-friendly article explains the phases of the cardiac cycle — diastole, atrial systole, and ventricular systole — using clear steps and visuals to help teens understand how the heart keeps blood moving.

Discover how your heartbeat really works. This kid-friendly guide explains the cardiac cycle and ECG waves step by step, showing how the heart’s electrical system keeps blood moving through your body.

Have you ever given someone a special gift or shared your lunch when they forgot theirs? Remember the warm, happy feeling it gave you?...