Featured Resources: Capture STEM and Explore Nature
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In Outdoor Science, your student(s) will learn more about the plants and animals living in your very own environment through daily lessons, including hands-on activities, experiments, digital resources and active outside investigations.
Habitats, structures and functions of plants and animals, plant and animal adaptations, interdependence, and impacts of human-caused and natural changes to habitats.
Impacts of human activities on the environment, the interdependence of organisms and their environment, photosynthesis, heredity and natural selection.
How they differ, and the kinds of animal and plant life found in them.
15 fun and fact-filled poems about soil—what makes it and who lives in it! This book unearths some of the glorious mysteries that lie beneath our feet!
Participants conduct a search for important habitat elements for several animals.
Every major math topic – more than 1500 skills are embedded into the game.
Learn how to create eco-friendly paper beads.
Wide Open School is a free and open collection of online learning activities for PreK-12th grade students and families. It includes the subject areas of Science, Math, Social Studies, Reading, and Writing.
National Geographic Kids has a wealth of content to explore.
Can pennies float? Take a glass of water, a penny, and a stiff card and find out!
Expedition 55/56 Flight Engineer Ricky Arnold explains the significance of these resilient structures and the forces they are up against in microgravity.
