Thank you to our many partners and fellow STEAM organizations around the state and region, we are happy to provide you with additional resources!
From our friends at the Greater Cincinnati STEM Collaborative
Visit the GCSC Facebook page here
Find a PDF of the GCSC Family STEM Cards here
CET hopes to provide easily implemented resources to support students in the coming weeks. This week, they released several stands-aligned activities and resources that are related to data. Pre-K students : How Can You Measure a Whale? K - 2nd students: Operation: Data Saves the Day 3rd - 5th students: Using Data Clusters to Find Hacker 6th - 8th students: Gathering Data to Analyze 9th - 12th students: Human Performance and Data |
Cincinnati Museum Center's Wonder Zone bring experiments and museum experiences into your home. It's a trove of at-home science experiments and activities. Videos in the Wonder Zone include meeting different animals or creating something like slime! You can check out all these videos on their website. The Cincinnati Museum Center Facebook page is also full of activities and videos for children
The Cincinnati Museum Center also has scheduled activities throughout the day. Check out their YouTube or use their Facebook page (linked above) to learn more! |
Girls Who Code has launched, Girls Who Code at Home, a weekly series of resources to keep up learning at home and ideas on how to stay busy. These resources are designed to inspire girls to create solutions around the issues they care about, and enable them to continue working their bravery muscles through this tough time. There are three difficulty levels to the activities to inspire girls of all ages!
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Join Apps for Kids where children ages 4-14 can create and make things, and have fun while learning the concepts of 3D design and engineering. Apps for Kids is an ecosystem of apps designed to inspire and educate young minds. The apps break down the design and engineering process into bite-sized tools to create, style, design, and engineer a concept and then share it with others.
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Our friends at the National Inventor's Hall of Fame have compiled resources, complete with printables to help you continue learning through STEM at home! Activities and virtual field trips included! Check out their At-Home Activity Guide here!
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Check out the Science Journal for Kids & Teens here! You will be able to find great lesson ideas for teachers, articles and webinars for kids & students, and plenty more information for learning at home! Teacher recommended!
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Calling all teachers! Are you looking for a webinar, specific to the STEM field and teaching virtually?! Look no further! This link will take you to a webinar where you will learn...
• Innovative solutions in online STEM teaching and learning • How to convert inquiry-based lessons into meaningful virtual pedagogy • Ways to maximize student interactions during online STEM lessons |
As part of Alltech’s effort to provide valuable resources to its colleagues, customers and the global agricultural community confronting COVID-19, they have created a special discussion series, Forging the Future of the Farm & Food Chain. In this free, completely on-demand series, experts from across the globe join panel discussions to share insights into how COVID-19 is impacting the agriculture sector.
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For April 13-18... Family Code Week! This resource includes resources in both English & Spanish and will be doing live sessions throughout the week! Sign up in advance so you do not miss out! Find the resources for this week of family "home editions" here!
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Learn AI in 60 minutes or less workshop! (pre-recorded!) Interested in AI and learning more? We have rounded up some exceptional resources to help get you started!
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Additional Artificial Intelligence (AI) Resources can be found here, thanks to the Mark Cuban Foundation!
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