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Here Is How to Create Storyboard Templates Using Google Slides

Educators Technology

Updated in April 2022 Looking for ways to create custom storyboard templates to use with your students in class? This lesson from Applied Digital Skills (by Google for Education) has you.read more.

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5 Easy Easter Science Experiments for 4th Grade?

Love Learning STEM

5 easy Easter science experiments you need to try! It’s Easter time, and it may also be test prep season at your school. The best way to incorporate the two, and have good substantial science activities is by infusing some good content into the mix. One of my least favorite things is wasting time with useless science experiments, stem challenges, and lessons that are seemingly fun but don’t address any of the learning goals or standards my students need.

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Culturally Responsive and Sustaining Teaching

Middle Web

Culturally responsive and sustaining teaching needs to underlie and guide all our classroom practices, write Ferlazzo and Sypnieski. When we validate the cultural learning tools that diverse learners bring, we can leverage them to produce positive outcomes for all students. The post Culturally Responsive and Sustaining Teaching first appeared on MiddleWeb.

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Newton Free Library Online (Ages 6-9): Little Lab Coats — The Human Body, Apr. 19

Newton STEM

The Newton Free Library will host another virtual session of its STEM series for ages 6-9: Little Lab Coats: The Human Body! on April 19 at 6PM. This one-hour program will talk about respiration, digestion, and other complex systems that use important organs such as the brain, heart, and lungs. Registration is required, and there are only a few seats left available.

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Can Brain Science Actually Help Make Your Training & Teaching Stick?

Speaker: Andrew Cohen, Founder & CEO of Brainscape

The instructor’s PPT slides are brilliant. You’ve splurged on the expensive interactive courseware. Student engagement is stellar. So… why are half of your students still forgetting everything they learned in just a matter of weeks? It's likely a matter of cognitive science! With so much material to "teach" these days, we often forget to incorporate key proven principles into our curricula — namely active recall, metacognition, spaced repetition, and interleaving practice.

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Dyed Flowers Experiment

STEMe

– Houston, TX. We all know the saying that “April showers bring May flowers.” As March comes to a close and the rainy April weather begins, flowers are beginning to bloom. Why not make the most of this floral season with a fun and educational experiment? Materials: White flowers (preferably carnations). Water. Multiple Vases. Various colors of liquid food coloring.

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To Live Without Organs

STEMe

Mississauga, ON Organs are made up of tissues and groups of cells and contain different types of functions. They serve various purposes in the human body. But we often wonder, how do people who lack important organs continue to live as healthily as possible? We can only think of and develop one logical answer: not all organs are necessary for survival.

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Summer Programs in Quantum Computing, Grades 7-12+

Newton STEM

Qubit by Qubit is offering summer programs in quantum computing, with live instruction taught by MIT researchers and PhDs. Full and partial scholarships are available for students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds who have financial need. Register here. Middle School Camp : July 18-22. High School & College Camp : July 25-August 5 (or one week: July 15-29 ).

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The Downsides of Screentime

STEMe

– New York, NY Digital devices can provide users with a vast amount of information and an easy means of communication with others, so the presence of these devices in the daily lives of many is almost constant. Despite this, prolonged screen time can be harmful. It is important to recognize the drawbacks of screen time and implement ways to ensure devices are being used effectively.

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N.E. Sci-Tech’s Programs for April and Summer Vacations

Newton STEM

The New England Sci-Tech (NEST) STEM education center will offer these in-person programs: Spring Break Workshops for Grades 4-10: April 19, 20, and/or 21, 9AM-Noon. Summer Half-day Workshops by the week, for Grades 5-9: Tues-Wed-Thurs plus some Fridays.

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Harnessing The Power Of Math Manipulatives

Mathematics, a subject steeped in abstract concepts, often poses challenges to students, especially those in grades 5-10. But imagine a bridge that transformed this intricate maze into an interactive adventure.

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A Look Into Biotechnology

STEMe

– New York, NY Biotechnology, and its influence on today’s society, are fascinating, but not always talked about. Modern biotechnology today primarily emphasizes medicine and produces medical devices, diagnostics, biomaterials, and more using the knowledge of living organisms. Biotechnologists can pick from a wide range of topics within biotechnology to study and places to pursue a career such as small startups, pharmaceutical companies, and government research agencies.

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“e” Inc. Virtual Fundraiser: Wild & Scenic Film Festival, Apr. 30

Newton STEM

“e” inc.’s annual fundraiser, the Wild & Scenic Film Festival , will be virtual this year, on April 30 , 6:30PM-9PM. It’s designed to raise awareness of environmental issues globally and to inspire activism in the greater Boston area. You can purchase all-access passes now for $25 to view any of nine films: Vet in the Wild, Shaba, Finding Salmon, It’s Bean Too Hot, Hidden Wild, El Mago Georges, Cormie the Pick Pocket, Community Not on Our Soil, An Alaskan Fight, A Flyfishing Re

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How Do Batteries Work?

STEMe

Aurora, IL Batteries are an essential part of almost every type of technology we use today. From smartphones to tablets to smartwatches, batteries keep our devices powered on. Batteries are storage units that contain electric current used to power the subcomponents of a device. What are batteries actually made of though? How do they send electricity to a device?

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Clean Tech Competition for Ages 15-18, Register by Apr. 22

Newton STEM

The Clean Tech Competition , sponsored by the Center for Science Teaching & Learning , is a research and design competition in which teams of 1-3 students (ages 15-18), assisted by a parent/teacher/mentor, identify a problem involving sustainability — and impacts on environmental conditions, human health, and/or the economy — and then develop an original solution.

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Downloadable Design Briefs for an Integrative STEM Curriculum

These easy-to-use design briefs outline student objectives, challenges, and materials needed to complete each 30-minute to 4-hour lesson. ITEEA’s Integrative STEM curriculum, Engineering byDesign, includes many more standards driven hands-on activities just like these!

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A Look into Cloning

STEMe

Seattle, WA Cloning is the method for making exact genetic copies of cells or organisms. Clones are not only created in labs, but are also found in nature. Some examples of this are identical twins, who share the same DNA, and bacteria that reproduces by making exact replicas of itself. In 1996, one of the major breakthroughs in cloning was the creation of Dolly the Sheep, the first cloned mammal.

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McAuliffe Center: One-Day April Vacation Program, Grades 6-8, Apr. 21

Newton STEM

The Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State University will host a one-day April vacation program on April 21 , 1PM-4:30PM. The program includes the Earth Odyssey space mission simulation in the Challenger Learning Center, the full-dome planetarium film Habitat Earth , and hands-on activities related to Earth Day. The cost is $35. Register here.

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Apr 3, Trigonometric Ratios of Complementary Angles

Online Math for All

Trigonometric Ratios of Complementary Angles - Concept - Questions and Answers

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Empow Studios: STEM Open House in Newton, Apr. 9

Newton STEM

Empow Studios will host a free Open House in its Newton location on April 9 , 1PM-3:30PM, so parents and students can meet the Empow team and learn about Empow’s award-winning, project-based STEM classes and camps. Tours will start every 30 minutes. Register here for the Open House. Empow Studios encourages self-confidence, curiosity, creativity, and collaboration through the design and creation of animated movies, video games, 3D-printed objects, and other projects.

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Apr 3, Drawing Frequency Polygons Worksheet

Online Math for All

Drawing Frequency Polygons Worksheet

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Broad Institute Science for All Seasons: A Personal Journey to Understand and Overcome Prion Disease, Apr. 19

Newton STEM

The Broad Institute will host a free, public, virtual event in its Science for All Seasons series, A Personal Journey to Understand and Overcome Prion Disease , on April 19 , 12PM-1PM. Sonia Vallabh and her husband, Eric Minikel, will describe how they have helped to redefine the nature of prion disease — a progressive, degenerative, and currently untreatable disorder — and built a community of scientists, patients, and families addressing this challenge.

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Wormholes

STEMe

WRITTEN BY CONNOR WHITE. Wormholes are hypothetical tunnels through space and time connecting two separate locations. These wormholes would create a shortcut in space-time, that would get something from point A to point B without having to travel the full distance. Physicists theorize that they would be caused by two large masses attracting each other from separate places in the universe, or even completely different universes (Figure 1).

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7th Annual Bowen Science Day: 2nd Time Online, Once Again a Big Success

Newton STEM

Today the Bowen Elementary School PTO held its 7th annual Science Day , an event that usually takes over the school gym but for the second year was held — very successfully — on Zoom. About 100 students presented the results of their science projects, undertook engineering challenges, and conducted experiments together online in six half-hour sessions.

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