Camels in the Courtyard? Just another day in science class with Kangaroo Lanie!

Hello from Lisa! I wanted to share some articles I have published recently on other sites.

Read Breaking Stalin’s Nose, a great book for students about culture and standing up for what you believe in by Russian Jewish author, Eugene Yelchin and my first article in PRINT for the Jewish Journal.

Science and Brain Research: Who will win the Social Media Battle? Does Brain Research say that Pinterest will win the battle for social media supremacy?  The answer is Yes! Read more about in the Science Schmooze Blog of the Jewish Journal!

My article about the Solar Eclipse made the front page of Technorati. I hope you will get to see the annular solar eclipse on May 20! It should look like a ring of fire!

Check out Stacey Zolt Hara’s book, Bella’s Vietnam Adventure, for a fantastic way to introduce children to travel, culture and life in Vietnam.

Ready to read about the friendly skies? Enjoy Heather Poole’s page turning insider account of life as a flight attendant in her book, Cruising Attitude: Tales of Crashpads, Crew Drama, and Crazy Passengers at 35,000 Feet. As she says, “Just goes to show anything can happen if you just take a chance!” Her story will inspire many to finally take that next step and make their dreams a reality.

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About Lisa Niver Rajna

Lisa Niver Rajna, M.A. Ed. is an accomplished travel agent, blogger, speaker, science teacher and member of the Traveler’s Century Club, a unique travel club limited to travelers who have visited one hundred or more countries. Lisa Niver Rajna was recently on National Television as a science teacher on the show Career Day. She is a 2012 nominee for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching. She traveled across six continents with Club Med, Princess Cruises, Renaissance Cruises and Royal Caribbean International. Look for her underwater as a PADI divemaster, in the science lab, or on the road traveling to an exotic location. She writes for National Geographic, the Huffingon Post, Jewish Journal and Technorati. In 2008-2009, Lisa and George Rajna spent eleven months wandering Southeast Asia from Indonesia to Mongolia where they fell in love, got engaged, and now as a married couple are writing a book about their journey. On July 1, 2012, the couple left for Indonesia for another year sabbatical in Asia. Read about the first seven months in Indonesia, Thailand, Myanmar and India on “Our Trip!”