FableVision/Reynolds Center Paul Reynolds and Andrea Calvin are excited to join ScIC13: Science is Cool 13- Live from D.C. with the Department of Education on Thursday, Sept. 21 starting at 12 (ET). Broadcast live from the EdGames Expo in Washington D.C., this event is a dynamic showcase of cutting-edge educational technology and captivating games.

Speakers will include renowned developers and STEM education experts who will share their incredible classroom technologies and how they use art and design in creating them. Discover how to leverage the immersive nature of games to foster a deep understanding of scientific principles and learn how to successfully incorporate new technology into the classroom to teach students the 21st -century skills they need to succeed.

Whether you're a seasoned science teacher seeking to revitalize your instructional approach or an aspiring educator eager to explore the frontiers of educational technology, this event is tailor-made for you.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to expand your horizons, connect with fellow educators, and gain invaluable insights into the ever-evolving world of ed tech and games.

RSVP here

What: 9th Annual ED Games Expo

When: Wednesday, September 20th, 5:30-8:30 p.m.

Where: Virtual Event

About the ED Games Expo

The ED Games Expo is a public showcase of game-changing education technology innovations developed through programs at the Institute of Education Sciences, the U.S. Department of Education, and across government. With morning events organized for area schools and evening public engagements, the 9th annual expo hosted John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts REACH in DC on Wednesday, Sept. 20 - Thursday, Sept. 21, promises to be a packed experience. More info can be found here

FableVision/Reynolds Center is excited to join the 9th Annual ED Games Expo in D.C. for a public showcase of “game-changing” EdTech innovations on Wednesday, September 20 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts REACH in DC.

This event will include an opportunity to get hands-on with FabMaker Studio, a digital design and fabrication program that focuses on paper prototyping, and Zoombinis Club, a collection of collaborative activities to introduce computational thinking skills before participants hop online to play the award-winning and research-based Zoombinis game.

During the evening, stop by the Justice Forum Theater at 6 p.m. to hear from FableVision/Reynolds Center CEO Paul Reynolds as he connects the dots between literacy, collaboration and STEAM.

We are excited to see you there! RSVP here

What: 9th Annual ED Games Expo

When: Wednesday, September 20th, 5:30-8:30 p.m.

Where: Kennedy Center for Performing Arts REACH, 2700 F St NW, Washington, DC 20037

About the ED Games Expo

The ED Games Expo is a public showcase of game-changing education technology innovations developed through programs at the Institute of Education Sciences, the U.S. Department of Education, and across government. With morning events organized for area schools and evening public engagements, the 9th annual expo hosted John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts REACH in DC on Wednesday, Sept. 20 - Thursday, Sept. 21, promises to be a packed experience. More info can be found here

FableVision/Reynolds Center is excited to join the 9th Annual ED Games Expo Student Showcase on Wednesday, September 20 at John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts REACH in DC.

This event will include an opportunity to get hands-on with FabMaker Studio, a digital design and fabrication program that focuses on paper prototyping, and Zoombinis Club, a collection of collaborative activities to introduce computational thinking skills before participants hop online to play the award-winning and research-based Zoombinis game.

The morning session is designed for elementary school students (grades 1-5) and the afternoon session is designed for middle and high school students (grades 6-12).

Space is limited, but DC-area schools are encouraged to register here.

We are excited to see you there! RSVP here

What: 9th Annual ED Games Expo

When: Wednesday, September 20th, 10:00a.m-2:30 p.m.

Where: Kennedy Center for Performing Arts REACH, 2700 F St NW, Washington, DC 20037

More information here

About the ED Games Expo

The ED Games Expo is a public showcase of game-changing education technology innovations developed through programs at the Institute of Education Sciences, the U.S. Department of Education, and across government. With morning events organized for area schools and evening public engagements, the 9th annual expo hosted John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts REACH in DC on Wednesday, Sept. 20 - Thursday, Sept. 21, promises to be a packed experience. More info can be found here.

ELOP is going places this summer! Can you use ELOP funding to address critical learning loss?

On Thursday, November 3rd, Paul Reynolds will join AlphaBest Education to share more about their creative partnership and the launch of their story-themed summer camp learning program showing how summer can harbor creativity through storytelling and hands-on learning. The program can be supported with ELOP funds.

Paul will also share the book GOING PLACES, illustrated by his twin brother Peter H. Reynolds, which celebrates the the “4Cs” - communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity - plus the 5th C: compassion.

Click here to register and learn more.

What: ACSA 2022 Leadership Summit

Where: Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego, CA

When: Thursday, Nov. 3 at 3:00 PT

On October 21, Paul Reynolds will keynote The Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English and Language Arts Conference. The PCTELA Conference provides engaging and relevant professional development to educators, along with instructive insight from authors, professionals, and guest speakers. This year’s conference theme is “cultivate”.

Click here to register for in-person or virtual attendance.

What: PCTELA 2022 conference

When: October 21st, 8 am EST

Where: In person at DoubleTree by Hilton Pittsburg-Cranberry 910 Sheraton Drive Mars, PA, 16046 and Virtual

Join Paul and Peter H. Reynolds at the inaugural "Stories That Matter, Stories That Move" animated film festival at The Black Rock Center for the Arts. The event features animated adaptations of Peter H. Reynolds award-winning picture books (The Dot, Ish, Sky Color, The Word Collector and more) and a Q&A with the Reynolds brothers. Bonus: All attendees will be entered in a raffle to win original prints, books, and more!

Time: 4 p.m.

Where: BlackRock Center for the Arts 12901 Town Commons Dr, Germantown, MD

Click here to purchase tickets.

When: Saturday, May 21, 2022 

Time: 12:15-1:05 p.m. (ET)

Where: Bohrer Park at Summit Hall Farm, 506 S. Frederick Ave. in Gaithersburg, Md. in the Jim Henson Pavilion

More details on the Children’s village at The Gaithersburg Book Festival click here.

Join Paul Reynolds , CEO , FableVision / Reynolds Center TLC  and Andrea Calvin for their ‘Story-Powered STEM for a K-J Journey: From Kindergarten to Jobs; Fostering Early Growth Mindset’ session at The Pennsylvania Education Technology Expo and Conference (V-PETE 2021) on February 10 at 10:30 a.m. (ET).

About the session: The world’s future in many ways relies on early educators’ comfort level around teaching STEM. Their efforts will help determine if we are going to have the future scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians needed to tackle the existential problems facing our planet. The urgency is compounded by research that shows that students’ STEM self-identity (or lack thereof) is forming as early as 10 to 12 years of age. To that end, we need to support our early/elementary educators in more effective ways so they can start meaningful STEM learning earlier on a student’s learning pathway. If successful, these educators will play a critical role in cultivating larger, more engaged cohorts of students interested in STEM studies and careers.

About V-PETE 2021: The Pennsylvania Education Technology Expo and Conference brings like-minded technology administrators and educators from all over Pennsylvania and surrounding areas to learn from leading experts in the education and technology fields. While this event is usually held in person, this year, PETE&C is changing into V-PETE2021!

V-PETE2021 is not your typical virtual meeting. You’ll be able to choose from 100 different educational sessions, choosing those that are most relevant to your learning environment, some in the daytime and some presented in the evening for your convenience. Not only that, but sessions will be recorded so that you can catch up with ‘On Demand’ viewing, seeing sessions you might have missed through August 2021.

Click here to Register

Paul and Peter H. Reynolds are excited to join virtual The Pennsylvania Education Technology Expo and Conference (V-PETE 2021) in February. Their live keynote “Calling All Creatives: Time to Make Your Mark!” will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 9 a.m.

About V-PETE 2021: The Pennsylvania Education Technology Expo and Conference brings like-minded technology administrators and educators from all over Pennsylvania and surrounding areas to learn from leading experts in the education and technology fields. While this event is usually held in person, this year, PETE&C is changing into V-PETE2021!

V-PETE2021 is not your typical virtual meeting. You’ll be able to choose from 100 different educational sessions, choosing those that are most relevant to your learning environment, some in the daytime and some presented in the evening for your convenience. Not only that, but sessions will be recorded so that you can catch up with ‘On Demand’ viewing, seeing sessions you might have missed through August 2021.

Click here to Register

Paul Reynolds, FableVision/Reynolds Center CEO, and Andrea Calvin, FableVision Learning/Reynolds Center Vice President, are excited to join The Christa McAuliffe Techhnology Conference in January for a concurrent session - Story-Powered STEM for a K-J Journey.

Join the conversation on Tuesday, Jan. 12 from 1-2 p.m. (ET). Details can be found here.

RSVP for the Conference Here

About: The world's future in many ways relies on early educators' comfort level around teaching STEM. Their efforts help determine if we are going to have the future scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians needed to tackle the existential problems facing our planet. The urgency is compounded by research that shows that students' STEM self-identity (or lack thereof) is forming as early as 10 to 12 years of age. To that end, we need to support our early/elementary educators in more effective ways so they can start meaningful STEM learning earlier on a student's learning pathway. If successful, these educators will play a critical role in cultivating larger, more engaged cohorts of students interested in STEM studies and careers. FableVision/Reynolds Center's Paul A. Reynolds and Andrea Calvin look forward to connecting with educators exploring STEM/STEAM, and supporting them with their research, tools and supporting programs, including FabMaker Studio, a web-based design & fabrication platform, and FableVision Learning's Engineering CTE program.) The duo shares a wealth of practical examples and strategies to help very young learners embrace engineering design thinking and practices in meaningful ways. Along the way, they also highlight their unique use of storytelling that can catalyze mindset growth development, which is so critical in realizing the kind of sustained engagement required to pursue STEM studies and enter into the STEM workforce.

TheaterWorks USA is honoring Paul and Peter H. Reynolds at its Virtual Fall Benefit 2020.

TheaterWorksUSA provides nearly one million children annually with transformative theatrical experiences. This year they will honor Paul and Peter for their significant, outstanding contributions made to the educational and cultural development of young people around the world.

You can register and/or donate to this online event HERE.

Find out more about TheaterWorksUSA HERE.

What: 2020 TheaterWorksUSA Fall Virtual Benefit honoring Paul and Peter H. Reynolds

When: October 8th, 7 p.m. EST

Where: Virtual Event- hosted online by TheaterWorks USA

At Bridgewater State University's College of Education & Allied Studies, in collaboration with the Childhood Studies Minor Program and other academic and administrative departments on campus, is conducting a daylong celebration of the United Nations’ Universal Children’s Day on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019.

For the fourth year, Paul A. Reynolds will keynote the day which welcomes the third graders from Brockton elementary schools.

Established in 1954, United Nations Universal Children’s Day is celebrated on November 20th each year. The day is set as a reminder to bring awareness to improving the welfare of all children and promoting international togetherness.

What: Universal Children’s Day

Where: Bridgewater State University, 131 Summer Street, Bridgewater, MA 02324

When: Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Paul Reynolds from Reynolds Center for Teaching, Learning and Creativity & FableVision and Maryann Molishus are excited to join Delran Innovation & Fabrication Lab for a FabMaker Summit on Friday, September 27, 2019.

During this interactive session, attendees will enjoy an engaging agenda packed with inspiration, storytelling, and hands-on learning of the FabMaker Studio STEAM program. 

FabMaker Studio is an easy-to-use, web-based design and fabrication tool that invites students in grades PreK-8 to experience STEM and STEAM learning in a more engaging, personally meaningful way. This program is a part of the national Fab@School research initiative and is committed to championing equity and access to quality maker education.

With low-cost materials like paper and cardstock, and a wide range of tools from scissors to inexpensive 2D cutters, 3D printers, and laser cutters, students can use Fab Maker Studio to design, invent, and build their own geometric constructions and working machines. 

Also at this event, participants will have a chance to meet author and co-founder, Paul Reynolds.

For more information click here.

Join the Paul Reynolds and Peggy Stearns for a FabMaker Workshop at FECT 2019! During their workshop: Make to Learn: An Easy, Affordable Onramp to STEAM, on Monday, Jan. 28, discover how schools nationwide are using easy, affordable tools to engage young learners in STEM/STEAM and the engineering design process. While buzz swirls around 3D printing, many educators are embracing a low-cost alternative — paper and cardstock, inexpensive digital cutters, and easy CAD software — to introduce teachers and students to digital design and making. Learn how K-8 students engineer unique projects from simple to sophisticated, including pop-ups, 3D objects, working machines, and electronics. Get inspiration from schools, libraries, and community centers around the country. Leave with ideas for curriculum integration.

What: Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC)

Where: SOUTH 330E Session Number: $W136

Location: Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida

When: Monday, Jan. 28, 2019

Time: 10:30am-12:30pm

More Info: For more info, click here.

Book signing: Later in the day at 4:30 p.m., join Paul Reynolds for a book signing in the Expo Hall at Booth #3313.

Paul Reynolds will keynote the iSTEAM conference January 11, 2019.

iSTEAM 2019 will provide participants a uniquely interactive and engaging conference experience - gain new and innovative ideas to promote the integration of STEAM and foster essential 21st century competencies across all grade levels.

Also that day, Andrea Calvin will host the breakout session “Paper Prototyping for STEAM-Powered Learning,” where attendees can get hands-on with Fab@School Maker Studio.

What: iSTEAM Conference

Where: TMI/Ramapo College - Mahwah, NJ

When: Friday, January 11, 2019

Time: 8:00am-3:30pm
9:30 a.m. FabMaker Studio Breakout session: ASB 136 - Paper Prototyping for STEAM-Powered Learning

12-2 p.m.: Book sale sponsored by Watchung Booksellers

1:00 p.m.: Featured Keynote with Paul Reynolds

1:30 p.m.-2:15 p.m.: Book signing with Paul Reynolds

Throughout the event discover FabMaker Studio in the iSTEAM Playground.

More Info: For more info, click here.

At Bridgewater State University's College of Education & Allied Studies, in collaboration with the Childhood Studies Minor Program and other academic and administrative departments on campus, is conducting a daylong celebration of the United Nations’ Universal Children’s Day on Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2018. 

For the third year, Paul A. Reynolds will keynote the day which welcomes 250 third graders from Brockton elementary schools.

Paul’s keynote will focus on about creative problem solving, based on his book, Sydney and Simon’s Full Steam Ahead, which he co-authored with his twin brother, Peter H. Reynolds. Andrea Calvin will be leading a creative writing workshop

Established in 1954, United Nations Universal Children’s Day is celebrated on November 20th each year. The day is set as a reminder to bring awareness to improving the welfare of all children and promoting international togetherness.

What: Universal Children’s Day

Where: Bridgewater State University, 131 Summer Street, Bridgewater, MA 02324

When: Tuesday, November 20

Time: 9:30 AM - Writing Workshop with Andrea
11:30 - Paul Keynote

More Info: For more info, click here.