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Search Search Form Search Subscribe Pretty Brainy RSS Feed About This Blog Your comments & more. Read on » Categories DIY \| Design It Yourself Gianna’s Blog News Girls in STEM/STEAM Latest Posts STEM Learning Girls Value: Pi Day, Women’s History When it comes to problem-solving, it is OK to try, to fail, to try again, and not be “perfect” in arriving at an answer on the first attempt. But employers today report that a majority of job candidates lack basic problem-solving skills. Read more. Nine Reasons to Celebrate International Day of the Girl With patience for problem-solving, ’tween girls work through advanced math. Check out the winners of the Pretty Brainy math game, “Dress for the Party.” Winners received Pretty Brainy stickers and girls’ T-shirts. Girl Empowerment: New Design on Girls T-Shirts Helps a Girl Focus + Win Girl Empowerment: Our guest blogger, 14-year-old Stevie, says, “I have discovered something about my softball skills: I STINK!” Read Stevie’s full story of how a dragonfly reminded her to stay strong and what happens when a girl gets focused. YouTube Latest Tweets Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page.
	Nine Reasons to Celebrate International Day of the Girl Posted on October 11th, 2012 by Heidi in Learning + Teaching, Life & Culture, Look Who's Pretty Brainy, News, STEM With patience for problem-solving, ’tween girls work through advanced math. Check out the winners of the Pretty Brainy math game, “Dress for the Party.” Winners received Pretty Brainy stickers and girls’ T-shirts. 0 Comment Tags: 'Tween girls, 'tween self-confidence, Boys & Girls' Clubs of Larimer County, Day for Kids 2012, Empowering adolescent girls, International Day of the Girl, Pre-Algebra Pretty Brainy Wins Big with ’Tween Girl Empowerment at Math Carnival Posted on April 17th, 2012 by Ashleigh_PrettyBrainy in Basic Fashion, Life & Culture, Look Who's Pretty Brainy, So Geeky It's Hip, STEM Girls’ Fashion Goes in Hand with Mathematics On March 19, 2012, Preston Middle School in Fort Collins, CO, held their annual Math Carnival involving booths from students and yours truly, Pretty Brainy. Each booth had a different math-related game that students could play using tickets purchased at the door. Aside from showing off their latest [...] 0 Comment Tags: 'Tween girls, creative tweens, Empowering adolescent girls, Gender Equity in Math & Science, Girls T-Shirts, Look Who's Pretty Brainy, mathematical probability game, middle school math carnival When a Shirt Isn’t Just a Shirt: Why the T-Shirt a Girl Wears Can Affect Her Success Posted on September 14th, 2011 by Heidi in Basic Fashion, Life & Culture, Look Who's Pretty Brainy, News, STEM Imagine “Skool sucks” across the front of any of your teen girls’ tees. Will this hurt you when you’re competing for jobs & scholarships? 1 Comment Tags: Clothing for Teenage Girls, Empowering adolescent girls, Forever 21, gifts for daughter, girl empowerment, girls apparel, girls printed tees, Girls T-Shirts, JC Penney, self-confidence 'tween girls, young teens How Do You Mend a Broken Heart? Four Tested + Proven Steps from an Expert Posted on August 9th, 2011 by Gianna in Gianna's Blog, Life & Culture, Look Who's Pretty Brainy, News Advice from our ’tween blogger: “Do not text a break-up, which is lame. If it is personal, face-to-face is a necessity!” 0 Comment Tags: blogs for tween girls, Empowering adolescent girls, inspirational sayings for girls, mending a broken heart, Powerful girls, Smart Girls, Tween websites To Honor Babe’s 100th Birthday, Get Moving: Professional & Economic Benefits of Fitness & Why Babe Didrikson Zaharias Is Unforgettable Posted on June 28th, 2011 by Heidi in Life & Culture, Look Who's Pretty Brainy, News We’ll remember the drive to win that Didrikson exemplified — yes, she would brag about how she was going to win, but she was relentless about training and never failed to back up her big-mouth pronouncements. The morning after a given victory she would resume training. She would drive golf balls until after dark and her hands were bloody on the grip. 0 Comment Tags: 'Tween girls, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Beaumont Texas, Empowering adolescent girls, golf, LPGA, Mentoring 'tween girls, Serena Williams, sports & fitness, Women's Sports Foundation, Women's World Cup Soccer PREVIOUS POSTS