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This website was useful when creating my PBL. It gave me and my students ways to view and learn about different animal. It gave the students the opportunity to play learning games, as well as provided them the experience to explore videos, articles and experiments.

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The Wonder of Science websites allows for users to drive their thinking by investigating phenomenon in the real world. Users choose their specific standard and grade-level, then they will be provided with a plethora of phenomena to drive their collaborative thinking.

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The Wonder of Science website aggregates the work of Paul Andersen around the NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards)

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I found this website useful while navigating through our STEM padlet. This website uses an engaging way to intrude students to a world where they are not limited to just one career, but a multitude of careers within the field of STEM.

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"I never knew STEM could be so many things. I am definitely more interested in a STEM career now!" - Aaliyah, 7th grade Explorer student from California

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"You definitely get a lot of valuable information and access to various things like lessons, videos, fresh ideas, and examples of student work. There are different options as well depending on what you need. The actual job shadowing videos and career exploration gallery videos from the different occupations is vital in itself. The kids can actually see and hear live accounts from these individuals and that makes all the difference. It allows the students to form a real-world connection...Thank you!"
- Amy Butler- Gifted Teacher, Picayune School District

"A drone pilot only needs a high school diploma and they make BANK, it is definitely something I could look into."
- Colston, 6th Grader

"I'm a 6th grader and I just have to say I love this website."
- Matthew, 6th grade Explorer student from Wisconsin

"I wasn't sure if STEM was a good fit for me. This helped me understand what it is."
- Jayquan, 8th grade Explorer student from Connecticut

"There were so many jobs listed that I didn't even know existed. I really want to look at being a muralist in a big city."
-Lily, middle school Explorer user

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Career In STEM® Explorer | STEM Career Exploration

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Best STEM career exploration system for middle school and high school, packed with fun career exploration activities your students will love!

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This resource can be used to learn how STEM Careers are in demand, why these careers are super important, and how a career in STEM can be a great choice for students. It allows for users to explore various STEM opportunities.

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Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are commonly grouped and known as STEM for short. This acronym is meant to symbolize the relationship that each of these disciplines has with the other, is a grouping for initiatives in K-12 education, and serves as a designation for a group of careers that are in demand and a national focus in the United States.

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I love this resource! I use it when I need help looking for either Math or Science lesson plans. This resource provides teachers with a one stop shop of tools. You can get a lesson plan, activities, and assessments all in one place.

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Video lessons made in partnership with the National Science Teachers Association that engage, educate & inspire kids in science. Generation Genius videos are 12-minutes long and include lesson plans, teacher guides, DIY activities and stopping points for class discussion.

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Arizona State University has a growing library of STEM lesson plans. Arizona teachers are contributing their best STEM lesson plans to an archive that is aligned with their state standards. This resource provides educators with examples of how STEM lesson plans can look.

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Search our growing library of STEM lesson plans. Arizona teachers are contributing their best STEM lesson plans to an archive that is aligned with Arizona Academic Standards. This repository is provided free of charge through a collaboration with the Arizona Educational Foundation.

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Science Companion was created by teachers for teachers. This resource can be used to develop inquiry-based learning in young children.

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This book serves as an instructional tool for teachers. Teachers can use this book to bring STEM investigations into the classroom. It shows educators how to teach across all disciplines and encourages real-world role problem solving skills. (Can be found on either Amazon or the NSTA website).

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Bringing STEM to the Elementary Classroom (e-book) | National Science Teaching Association

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Many resources help you encourage young children to learn about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). But only this book of quality STEM experiences was curated by the veteran educator who edits Science and Children, NSTA’s award-winning journal for elementary teachers. Sensitive to the needs of both preK–5 students and busy teachers, editor Linda Froschauer developed Bringing STEM to the Elementary Classroom as a comprehensive source of classroom-tested STEM investigations. The 36 lessons are •	conveniently organized into grade-level bands;
•	grounded in science education research;
•	designed to encourage learning across disciplines, promote real-world problem-solving skills, introduce children to STEM careers, and serve all students equally well; and
•	connected to all elements of the Next Generation Science Standards.

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This resource supplies educators with resources, (videos and articles), needed to create an environment that encourages problem solving skills, and inquiry based learning. This resource can be used to help educators individualize the learning of their students based on the engineering challenge that is being taught.

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I would get into contact with the FernBank as a field trip. By exploring the museum, it can bring the world of science to life through exploration and discovery for students.

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Plan Your Visit | Fernbank Museum of Natural History

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Fernbank Museum of Natural History - Where Science, Nature and Fun Make History.

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This article can be used when learning how to differentiate tiered activities.

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I would use the UGA extension as a way to find workshops, classes, consultations, and certifications.

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Reliable, Free Information

Forover 100 years, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension has provided free, reliable, research-based information based on the latest scientific research in language that anyone can understand.

Our experts deliver information via:

programs and workshops,

field days,

blogs, newsletters and mass media,

phone call and in-person consultations, and

print and online publications.

Want to know more? Browse our publications or our programs and services.

Classes, Workshops and Club Meetings

UGA Extension offers a wealth of personalized services like workshops, classes, consultation, certifications, camps and educator resources. So when our specialists and agents are not in the office, you can find them at:

farms, businesses and homes conducting on-site visits upon request,

local and statewide events giving presentations and answering questions,

schools conducting 4-H club meetings and working in teaching gardens.

See our event calendar for a listing of national, statewide and local events.

A Wide Array of Topics

Extension was started as a way to bring agricultural research to farmers, and that's still a lot of what we do. But did you know that we also provide information for teachers, home owners, lawn care workers, and families?

Here are some of our most popular topics:

Beef

Blueberries

Commercial & Home Food Safety

Infant, Child & Teen Development

Lawn & Garden Ornamentals

See our topic areas page for a full listing.

Delivered Through Local Extension Offices

Who better knows how to help than someone close by? UGA Extension has personnel in all 159 Georgia counties, and our team of agents, specialists, and trained volunteers are there to take your call.

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Forover 100 years, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension has provided free, reliable, research-based information based on the latest scientific research in language that anyone can understand. Our experts deliver information via: programs and workshops, field days, blogs, newsletters and mass media, phone call and in-person consultations, and print and online publications.

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By using this resource, I was able to find and attend the Atlanta Science Festival’s EXPLORATION EXPO. This resource connects lovers of science across the metro Atlanta area to events and programs occurring in the community.

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I would use this resource as an introduction to STEM careers. Students can learn how to incorporate academics, practice, research, and government to provide access and support to youth of under-resourced communities who aspire to be in the veterinary profession.

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New York State Veterinary Medical Society

North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine

Red Bank Veterinary Hospitals-Tinton Falls, NJ

Riggs Community Health Center, IN

Rocco's Barbershop/Inspiring Youth Foundation

Rowan University Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine

Stevens Forest Elementary School, MD

Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Tippecanoe County Health Department, IN

Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine

University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine

University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine

University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine

University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine

University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine

University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine

University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine

University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine

University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine

University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine

VCA Columbia Animal Hospital at Centre Park

VCA St. Clair Shores Animal Hospital

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VetaHumanz | College of Veterinary Medicine

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New York State Veterinary Medical Society North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine Red Bank Veterinary Hospitals-Tinton Falls, NJ Riggs Community Health Center, IN Rocco's Barbershop/Inspiring Youth Foundation Rowan University Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine Stevens Forest Elementary School, MD Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical

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This website is great for Pre-K. And Kinder students. It teaches them the basic of computer science with the integration of math skills like counting and sequencing.

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Not at all! CodeMonkey Jr. does not require teachers or students to have any previous coding experience or knowledge. Teachers can also access teacher notes and lesson plans for the course.

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CodeMonkey Jr | Coding Game for Preschoolers | CodeMonkey

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Not at all! CodeMonkey Jr. does not require teachers or students to have any previous coding experience or knowledge. Teachers can also access teacher notes and lesson plans for the course.

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I would use this to find more in-depth information about STEM careers. This page provides over 30 resources about STEM careers.

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This is such a valuable education website. I would use it to find videos and more related to teaching STEM. Also search this website for useful resources related to a wide variety of education topics.

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STEM Everywhere: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math in the Real World

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Explore STEM education in settings beyond the classroom walls, and see how opportunities to learn science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are all around us.

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Explore the world of science through activities and resources.

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STEM Lessons for Educators - NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Explore standards-aligned lessons from NASA-JPL in science, technology, engineering and math for students for grades K-12. Engage students in NASA missions exploring Earth and space.

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I would use this to find lessons based on content area.

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For additional lessons, we recommend that you start your search at one of the Education World links listed below:
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Understanding Political Parties
A simulation activity (mini election campaign) introduces students to the concepts of political parties, platforms and differences in parties.

The Heart of Mathematical Thinking This Valentine Hearts Investigation engages students in collecting data, making predictions, and graphing.

Sink Your Teeth Into These Dental Health Month Lessons
February -- Dental Health Month -- is the time of year when many teachers help students "brush up" on their awareness of tooth care. This week's lessons capitalize on that once-a-year "teachable moment." Included: Five lessons students can sink their teeth into.

Calculator Lessons from Texas Instruments:
Lessons for teaching math, science, social studies, more. Included:
* Landform Geography
* Tropical Forests: Cleaning the Air?
* Warm Water: A Good Thing?
* The Greenhouse Effect
* How Does Blubber Work?

"Mystery Province/Territory" Game Tests Students' Knowledge of Canada
Learn which province is the "Cradle of Canada," which has the largest Chinese-speaking population in North America, and the location of the world's only potato museum in Education World's Mystery Province/Territory game -- a partner to our Mystery States game.

What is the Most Serious Problem Facing Earth? --
An Education World WebQuest
In this special Earth Day WebQuest, student teams research a critical threat to Earth's environment as they vie for $1 million in funding from the fictional Help Our World (HOW) Foundation. Included: student work sheets, lots of Earth Day resources, more.

Iditarod Brrrreathes Life Into Tired Curriculum (Brrrr!)
Alaska in March is the place to be -- if you want to breathe life into tired lessons, or if you simply need to engage students who have a little cabin (or classroom) fever. Included: Ideas for working in language arts, geography, math, history, spelling, more.

Better Book Reports: 25 More Ideas!
Tired of the same old book report formats? This week, Education World presents a sequel to its popular "Better Book Reports -- 25 Ideas! article. Are you ready for 25 more practical book report ideas?

Five Technology Lessons Every Teacher Can Teach!
Have you been hesitating to introduce technology into your classroom because you think your tech-savvy students know so much more than you do? Today's the day to conquer that fear with some easy lessons that even a newbie can teach -- and learn from! Included: Five lessons for teaching -- and learning -- about using technology in the classroom.
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For additional lessons, we recommend that you start your search at one of the Education World links listed below: Lesson Plans by Subject Understanding Political Parties A simulation activity (mini election campaign) introduces students to the concepts of political parties, platforms and differences in parties.