[educational publishing]

    In addition to writing for the popular press, Kirsten also produces books,
    articles, web content, and other educational materials for children and
    teenagers. She is also a contributing editor of Current Science (a biweekly
    magazine for grades 6 through 12). Samples of some of her many classroom
    articles are below.

    Grades 7-12:


    Man-Eaters of Tsavo --Current Science
    On safari in Kenya to see the legendary maneless, man-eating Tsavo lions.

    Outside Looking In -- Current Health Teens
    Almost everyone feels lonely sometimes. Here's how to deal.

    Skin: An Owner's Manual --Current Health Teens
    From acne to eczema, common health complaints rise to the surface.

    What a Waste -- Current Science
    Billions of people around the world lack proper sanitation.

    Gobs of Green Jobs --Career World
    Make a living. Help the planet.


    Grades 4-8:

    Return of the Wolves --WR Science
    These powerful predators are reshaping the U.S. West

    What's in a Slice? --Current Health Kids
    Bread is something most of us eat almost every day. So what’s in a loaf, and why is
    bread part of a healthy diet?

    Fit Body, Fit Brain --Current Health Kids
    Exercise helps you think clearly and feel great. Here’s how it works.

    Big Bird? --WR Science
    A dinosaur discovery in a Chinese desert could help scientists learn about ancient
    birds.

    Decision Time --Current Health Kids
    Making good choices is easier when you consider all your options.


    Grades 2-5:

    Tiny Invaders --National Geographic Explorer!
    Explore how your body protects you from disease.

    On the Move --National Geographic Explorer!
    Running, creeping, flying, swimming -- all animals move.