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The resources and information on these pages are compiled to provide support for educators, caregivers, and home-schoolers. We will continue to build on this information, so check back often.

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Every Wednesday we will introduce a bite-sized video (~10 minutes or less) on a topic of interest to educators. Every Thursday we will host a short online meet-up for teachers to discuss what they are seeing with their students and best practices around that topic. We can't wait to hear from you!

Have an idea of something you would like to see? Reach us via Twitter (@BCSE_NU) or email us at bcse@northwestern.edu

Ashley Walter from the Baxter Center introduces Jen Richards from Northwestern University's School of Education and Social Policy to discuss 5 principles for remote learning distilled from current educational research.

You are probably already doing many of these things intuitively or as a part of your work with your school and district. Now you know the research backs you up!

Additional Resources: 5 Principles for K-12 Online Teaching with References

Join us and some of your teacher colleagues to discuss these principles and ways you're trying them on!

We look forward to hearing more on what is working for your students and what you would like to know more about. We will see you soon!

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This film explores the hypothesis that different tones of skin color in humans arose as adaptations to the intensity of ultraviolet radiation in different parts of the world.

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The National Girls Collaborative Project has compiled this to assist as you serve your programs and communities. We will continue to update resources as we learn of more.

LandTalk is a citizen science and environmental history project that documents, through interviews, how local landscapes change over time. It provides an opportunity for conversations between generations, and a chance to learn from observers about changes they have seen. Students get involved by interviewing a family member and adding their conversation to a map.

Science Action Club @ Home
The California Academy of Sciences remains deeply committed to serving out-of-school time partners. Their Science Action Club (SAC) has educational tools and resources to help inspire and delight learners of all ages. Help youth stay connected to nature and each other using SAC activities. All you'll need is a mobile device, internet access, and a desire to make discoveries.

SciStarter is the place to , join, and contribute to science through providing people access to searchable formal and informal research projects and events. Advanced filters allow users to search by grade levels. Includes additional resources for educators

is home to online courses created by Code.org. Users learn basic computer science with a suite of classroom-ready courses for different ages (K-12). Lessons blend game-like tutorials with unplugged classroom activities, and short video lectures.

Code Your Hero: Girls can code their heroes with new CS First activity The CS First team at Google created this activity where students can use their imagination to turn a real-life hero into a superhero using code. is an activity that honors the everyday heroes in students' lives who use their powers to better their communities. Students will use Scratch, a block-based coding language, to animate and bring a story or game to life with movement and dialogue. Available in both English and Spanish.

Computational Fairy Tales Computational Fairy Tales is a collection of stories to introduce computer science concepts. The goal of each story is to provide an overview and illustration of a single computer science concept before presenting full technical details. The stories cover a range of topics, including: data structures, algorithms, introductory programming, and practical programming tips.

is a collection of free learning activities that teach computer science through engaging games and puzzles. The activities introduce students to computational thinking through concepts such as binary numbers, algorithms and data compression, separated from the distractions and technical details of having to use computers.

Girls Who Code at Home
Girls Who Code is making CS educational activities available for download free of charge . They will release activities weekly. Each activity will include a feature of a women in tech who pioneered innovative technology.

Challenge Robots was created as part of Engineers in the Classroom, sponsored by National Geographic, this is a b

Design Squad Nation
Use these resources to help your students gain a stronger understanding of the design process and the connection between engineering and the things we use in everyday life. The Design Squad Nation Collection equips students with science and math skills, and lays the foundation they need to participate in engineering activities later in life.

EngineerGirl Try This! Design Challenge
Try This! Design Challenges are hands-on activities using common household items. Challenges include: design a mini catapult, paper airplane, and sorting machine.

Harvard LabXchange
Free online curated learning for science and engineering courses

Project develops classroom and web-based material to teach cryptography and related mathematics. The project began at the University of Illinois at Chicago and is now based at the University of Chicago's Center for STEM Education.

Career Girls
Career Girls provides free, fun virtual activities for girls, their families and educators. During this extraordinary time check out their Empowerment Activities page for ways to keep being engaged and educated!

National Informal STEM Education Network (NISE)
Online virtual programs from science centers and children's museums throughout the United States.

USA Science & Engineering Festival XSTEM Videos
Bring the wonders of STEM directly to students with this video collection from past Festivals and X-STEM Symposiums.

was created to teach entomology to students all over the world and promote informal science education. Educational tools include videos with accompanying in-class challenges, lesson plans that fit national curricula standards for K-5, tips and tricks, and interactive whiteboard activities.

Do Science at Home!
The National Informal STEM Education Network (NISE Network) and its partners have developed a variety of hands-on STEM activities designed for use in museums and science centers. These hands-on STEM activities can be done with materials you may already have in your home

Choose from more than 50 easy and FLINN Scientific At-Home Science
fun to do activities that use commonly available materials in the home to encourage science investigation.

Girl Scouts at Home
Whether you want to be a video game designer, rocket scientist, veterinarian, or even a chef, the worlds of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) are important to making your dreams come true. Plus STEM is just plain fun! Try earning a Girl Scout STEM badge today with these STEM activities for girls.

was created by Girlstart to empower families and communities in STEM. Find free Girlstart curriculum, STEM resources, effective messaging tips, collaboration opportunities. Join the Girlstart newsletter and receive updated information on other online resources.

GoldiBlox STEM at Home
GoldiBlox is encouraging positivity, creativity, and connection. Visit their creative STEM at Home MakerSpace for fun DIY and STEM inspired projects.

National Inventors Hall of Fame Hands-on Learning Beyond the Classroom
The National Inventors Hall of Fame has developed an at-home resource center to provide innovative education opportunities, no matter where learning takes place. Includes STEM activities, inventor printables and a virtual field trip to help extend learning beyond the classroom.

has created transformative learning opportunities for youth underrepresented in the sciences -particularly students of color and girls - for more than 20 years. Activities are designed to guide young people through fun, hands-on STEM activities to do with simple materials they should already have at home.

SciGirls CONNECT
SciGirls knows it can be difficult during this time to keep kids engaged in education while stuck at home. Visit SciGirls CONNECT for fun yet educational STEM activities and videos (also available in Spanish).

The Connectory
The Connectory has online STEAM learning opportunities for youth.

STEM Podcasts for Kids that children between the ages of 7-13 respond more creatively to radio stories than to stories shown on television. Audio stories prompted kids to draw more novel pictures, think up more unique questions, and solve problems in a more imaginative way than did TV tales. Here are just a few STEM related podcasts for kids:

: Each episode of this science podcast is co-hosted by a different kid, tackling their questions with interviews, fun segments, and the occasional musical number.

: This podcast uses fictional stories to teach listeners about science. It's hosted by an emergency medicine physician, a science journalist, and a filmmaker. Season one tells the story of three kids who are separated from their parents during a zombie apocalypse.

: A science interview show hosted by second grader Nate Butkus. Each episode is filled with fascinating information from scientists and educators around the globe.

: A science podcast that explores how science actually works as a process. Co-hosted by a science journalist and a teacher, stories range from reaching the deepest part of the ocean to hunting for black holes in distant galaxies.

: NPR's first show for kids discusses the latest news in science and technology in a way that's enjoyable for kids and informative for grown-ups.

AccessComputing Online Learning Strategies for Students with Disabilities
Students with disabilities may want to adopt specific strategies for learning as they transition to online courses. Many students with disabilities have shared their experiences and recommendations for online learning; the DO-IT Center has compiled the advice into an easily digestible resources. Includes Technological Resources.

EarthEcho Virtual Events is a nonprofit organization founded by siblings Philippe and Alexandra Cousteau in honor of their father Philippe Cousteau Sr., son of the legendary explorer Jacques Yves Cousteau. Each EarthEcho virtual event will focus on specific science standards for middle and/or high school students, but will be enjoyable and informative for a wide range of audiences. Typically, EarthEcho Expeditions virtual events are called "Virtual Field Trips" and EarthEcho STEMExplore virtual events are called "Virtual Career Connections." Other than content or featured experts, there is no difference between the events.

Khan Academy
daily schedules for students age 4-18 to keep learning (for parents, teachers and students). Will continued to be tweaked and additional resources will be added.

NASA at Home offers something for the whole family. It brings together a repository of binge-worthy videos and podcasts, engaging E-books on a variety of topics, do-it-yourself projects, and virtual and augmented reality tours, which include the agency's Hubble Space Telescope and International Space Station, as well as an app that puts you in the pilot's seat of a NASA aircraft.

and a YouTube Channel with helpful videos, created for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers.

Frolic with penguins, plunge into a colorful coral reef, or visit the remote, iconic Farallon Islands-all California Academy of Sciences Animal Webcams
via live webcam in vivid HD. Each webcam page includes fascinating information, including a look into the preening, molting, head-shaking behaviors of our African penguins.

Cincinnati Zoo's daily live stream "Home Safari" show, airing every weekday at 3 p.m. ET. Each episode will feature a different animal and an accompanying educational kids activity that can be done from home. When daily shows are over, the video will be posted to the zoo's website.

Explore.org Live Nature Cams   is the world's leading philanthropic live nature cam network and documentary film channel. Features a wide range of topics-from animal rights, health and human services, and poverty to the environment, education, and spirituality. Delivered in short, digestible bites, explore films appeal to viewers of all ages, from children learning about other cultures for the first time to adults looking for a fresh perspective on the world around them.

The Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta also has a number of live steams on its jellyfish, beluga whales, piranhas and more.

of jellyfish and sharks set to music, the staff members at the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California are narrating  videos of fish, sea otters and other creatures from their own homes, answering viewers' questions and giving context to what's going on in the tanks.

The National Aquarium in Baltimore offers three every day: Blacktip Reef, Pacific Coral Reef, and Jellies Invasion.

The San Diego Zoo live streams a number of animals on its site, including koalas, giraffes and polar bears. The zoo is also hosting special live streams on its

Wild Earth hosts twice-daily safari from South Africa during sunrise and sunset.  During the steam, experts guide viewers through the experience and answer questions from the comments section. The show follows a reality TV show format, using safari vehicles, guides on foot, drones, balloons, rovers and remote webcams to search for its stars.

Resources for Kids Staying Home - Created by Heather Thompson, Head of Youth & Family Services, Kenosha Public LIbrary which includes Arts & Crafts, Literature Guides, Maker Activites , and STEAM activities.

Smithsonian Learning Lab - A vast network of information, resources, and experts designed to bring the excitement of discovery and creativity to every lesson you teach. Each of the museums and research centers within the Smithsonian offer learning resources specific to their collections or missions.

Thinkery At Home - Great ideas and activities parents and caregivers can do with kids at home, using materials you likely already have lying around (so you don't have to make any extra trips to the store!). Page will update with newest additions at the top of the page.

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Free, downloadable environmental education toolkits, activity guides, infographics, and online activities for K-12 students.

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Looking for fun and educational activities you and your family can do around the home? NEEF has gathered a list of activity guides and online resources to keep kids interested and engaged in environmental education.

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Due to the massive increase in students needing access to digital content from home, Facing History has lifted the login restrictions for students on our large and diverse streaming video collection. If you search, and a login block appears, simply click on the video title, which will bring you to a second page, which includes the new password-free link for students. You can send that link to your students if you want to suggest that they watch a particular video:

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Support for Teachers During the COVID-19 Outbreak

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is an online public learning laboratory exploring the world through science, art, and human perception. Here you can make sense of timely topics (viruses anyone?) and find general science support for your virtual classroom or learning together at home. Make sense of timely topics and find general science support for your virtual classroom or learning together at home

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Rockefeller University Online Science Education Resources

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has online science resources focused on engaging a broad interest among learners, and provides new perspectives around commonly taught scientific topics. Search by topic, primary audience, level, and materials required. The "level" feature for each lesson (know, show, explore, or relate) gives educators flexibility as to how much depth and breadth you want to add to the lesson. RockEDU Online science resources focused on engaging a broad interest among learners, and provide new perspectives around commonly taught scientific topics.

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units offer sequences for learning science concepts through hands-on experiments and data analysis. It uses satellite imagery, numerical data, computer visualizations, and video, to let students explore Earth system processes and build quantitative skills that enable them to objectively evaluate scientific findings for themselves. Using satellite imagery, numerical data, computer visualizations, and video, students explore Earth system processes and build quantitative skills that enable them to objectively evaluate scientific findings for themselves.

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Talk with Me!
Learn about your community and neighborhood. In this Toolkit, leaners explore different homes, shops, and people in your neighborhood and have fun with related activities.

Talk with Me Toolkits provide you with chances to talk with your children to improve thinking, vocabulary, and language development. Talking with your child is great-and research shows that the quality of words children hear matters more than how much you talk.

Talk with Me Toolkits give you ideas to begin conversations that are organized around a theme. The Toolkits feature videos, photographs, paintings, and artworks along with questions to talk about with your child. At the end of each toolkit there are more activities to do and books to read together. Go through this toolkit with your child and see how many topics there are to talk about!
This toolkit was adapted with a grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services.

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Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

What inspires you? Get to know Alma Thomas, (b. Columbus, Georgia; lived and worked in Washington, DC, 1891-1978), an American artist and educator known for her signature painting style using bright colors and patterns inspired by nature. She became a full-time artist late in her life. Born in a time of horses and buggies, she lived through big advancements in technology, such as the space race and moon landing. Her art was inspired by the nature she saw outside her home studio, and awe for the exploration of our vast universe.
Get To Know Alma Thomas Use it in the classroom to teach:
is part of the Hirshhorn KIDS About the Artist series. About the Artist biographies are designed for kids under age 12. Modern and contemporary artists' lives reflect recent human history and events. Sharing these life stories and artworks can help kids see their own potential and better understand the world and their place in it. It is our goal to inspire future generations of artists, makers, and creative problem solvers-sharing artists stories is one way Hirshhorn KIDS realize this goal.
Art classroom: Color Theory, Pattern

Language Arts classroom: Biography

Social Studies classroom: 20th century

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National Museum of American History

In this playlist you will learn about how three of the first presidents shaped the executive branch of the United States government.

Start by clicking on the first tile in the upper left hand corner. Then move through the playlist by clicking on the ">" symbol at the bottom of the page. Look for the information and paperclip icons to provide more information about selected resources. There are 34 tiles in this collection.

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Educator Programs

Cultivating Learning is a professional development series where Smithsonian educators model teaching techniques for using digital museum resources to support student learning. This year's series celebrates America at 250. Programs are free and accessible to anyone.

Wednesday, April 15, 4:00 PM EST

Join Phoebe Sherman of the National Postal Museum to explore how postage stamps can be used in the classroom to encourage civic awareness and engagement. We'll examine how stamps can spark curiosity and deepen understanding of civics, American history, national identity, and commemoration by using thinking routines that focus on both subject matter and artistic design. You'll see how these approaches come to life with students and leave with classroom-ready resources and fresh ideas for incorporating postage stamps into your teaching practice.

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Wednesday, May 20, 4:00 PM EST

Join Nyssa Buning of the National Museum of American History's Spark!Lab and Carol O'Donnell of the Smithsonian Science Education Center to explore strategies for cultivating an inventive mindset in your students. We'll discuss the history of STEAM innovation in America and try an open-ended invention challenge that uses object-based learning techniques to encourage creative problem solving and support curiosity and perseverance, skills essential to inventors throughout history. You'll leave with a set of facilitation tools to support students as they develop their own inventive identity and become future problem-solvers. You'll also receive access to a newly released e-book from the Smithsonian Science Education Center, STEAM Innovation: Celebrating Our Nation's 250 Years.

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Wednesday, June 17, 4:00 PM EST

As America turns 250 in 2026, young people are writing its next chapter. Join a group of educators who apply interdisciplinary approaches to learning to engage young people in civic dialogue tied to their communities.

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Seven virtual labs that explore topics in: Polar, Evolution, Cybersecurity, RNA, Cloud, Energy, and Sun. Labs use 'games' to explore and teach.

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Managing Florida's ocean and coastal resources for economic growth and sustainability grows more complex each day. To secure the future of Florida's economy and a healthy coastal environment, it is critical that the state develop a highly educated and trained workforce. Florida Sea Grant also seeks to increase marine literacy among people of all ages, and offers a variety of programs and resources in marine and environmental sciences.

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has developed a suite of resources that teachers can easily deploy using their virtual teaching platform of choice. Each of the resources gathered are organized by topic. Teachers can pick and choose and grab elements from different topics, as well as reach out to the SEFS team to curate and tailor new topic requests.

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The ongoing global health pandemic has disrupted traditional classroom learning, prompting Florida K-12 teachers to quickly mobilize, rethink their curriculum and launch their virtual classrooms.

To help with this transition, the Scientist in Every Florida School program has developed a suite of digital, on-demand K-12 resources that teachers can easily deploy using their virtual teaching platform of choice.

Each of the resources gathered are organized by topic.

Within a topic, teachers can find a variety of resources including:

Short educational videos

Writing prompts

Virtual field trips

Supplemental reading materials

Hands-on activities

A weekly live Q & A with a scientist on the given topic with a date and time posted. The live events can also be viewed a later time via YouTube.

The idea is that teachers can pick and choose and grab elements from different topics, as well as reach out to the SEFS team to curate and tailor new topic requests.

Access our digital on-demand K-12 resources:
Note that the below links are living documents, and new materials are being added upon request. Join our Facebook group or follow us on Twitter to keep us as new materials are added. Notice about privacy concerns with Zoom: Our Scientist in Every Florida School team is well-trained in the best practices of using Zoom software, and can guarantee that when you schedule a virtual program through our team, your connection will be entirely secure. For more information, please read our Policy Statement Regarding Privacy Concerns with Zoom.
Request a new topic or chat with our team:

Follow us for new materials daily on social media:

We have partnered with the Community Scholars Initiative on a social media campaign called The Daily Dose, where we post new science enrichment activities for students and scientists every day.

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Check out this collection of sites dedicated to providing educational resources for teachers, parents and students.
Visit these links for at-home learning ideas and activities.

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Keep in mind that the resources on each site can be used across states and regions.

This page will be updated as Sea Grant programs continue to develop educational content.

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Curated Virtual Labs for Educators by a Teacher

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Dr. Erica Colon of Nitty Gritty Science shares valuable science resources for K-12. Follow her on Instagram too for fun at home learning activities! https://www.instagram.com/nittygrittyscience/