@briparking@LIScluster Thanks for sharing this resource. With everyone leading such busy lives it can be hard to stay current on news and science discoveries. Turning on a podcast like this during a commute to the office can be a great way to stay engaged.
@LIScluster https://t.co/AtHrJMQEkZ was founded by a meteorologist to help kids learn about climate change, clouds, weather patterns, and how to conduct their own experiments. It even has a career guide so kids can learn more about jobs that might be interesting for the future.
@LIScluster The U.S. Energy Information Administration has a great website for kids to learn about energy, energy sources, using & saving energy, history, & more. Teachers can also get ideas for lesson plans, field trips, & science fair experiments. https://t.co/Y7ZTBRvo1G
@LIScluster The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) highlights the role of math in the world around us and offers a variety of events and ongoing educational programs this summer including pre-K - 12 student sessions. https://t.co/tM2vCqy5Vr
@briparking@LIScluster This YouTube channel seems like a really fun way for older children & adults (or younger children on ones without swear words) to learn about some cool science topics that they might not learn about in schools. Thanks for sharing!
@LIScluster The Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival is a fun & informative way to support math-based problem solving. They offer events in both Spanish & English plus apps, games & activities, & resources for homeschooling such as webinars & panel discussions.
@briparking@LIScluster I really like that this website has lesson planning resources in addition to career opportunities for educators & STEM for students at all different levels of their education plus information on how other states are approaching STEM in schools
@stephcascio@LIScluster@LEEandLOW It can often be challenging to identify quality materials for young readers that showcase the diversity in the world around us so this looks like it will be a great resource for building representative collections!
@LIScluster Science Buddies is a great website with many resources for science fair projects and STEM projects that can be done from home. It's a great way to keep kids engaged and thinking this Summer!
https://t.co/5fE1z2msWF
@LIScluster Virtual Library has a list of great resources to help with creating STEM-focused MakerSpaces within libraries! There are links for different technology tools and lesson themes to help inspire learners of all ages and skill levels!
https://t.co/wYWJILyboE
@LIScluster In response to social distancing measures, Northern Virginia Community College has launched virtual STEMinars that cover a broad range of STEM topics. Learn and explore! Be sure to check out the virtually live sessions offered for FREE! https://t.co/qpgScedSPg
@LIScluster Check out this LibGuide. A great resource to start your Engineering research. Links to databases, journals, standards & technical reports, patents & government documents, e-Books, dissertations, among other resources in one place!
https://t.co/ggNtwtjukF