FREE workshops for educators interested in bringing a stronger STEM mindset and intention to school and classroom practices. Open to school and district administrators, principals, coordinators, coaches, teachers and leaders. STEM INTEGRATION QUALITY CASE STUDIES January 23 | 8:30 – 11:30am Is your district ready to go to the next level of STEM integration? Take […]
The Washington University Department of Physics Outreach Committee will host a Physics Family Fun Day on Saturday, January 25th at 10am in Crow Hall on WashU’s Danforth Campus. The event is intended for middle school students and it will consist of short explanations and demos about the physics of animals, but all are welcome! Kids […]
Novel Engineering mini conference followup session. The goal is for teachers to have a chance to collaborate, reflect and share their experiences implementing Novel Engineering this school year. Additional follow-up session will be held on: Thursday, May 7, 2020
Make | Build | Craft| Create The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center is hosting a FREE Raspberry Pi Jam on February 1, 2020 from 12-4 pm. The Raspberry Pi Jam brings together students, educators, makers, scientists, and the public to foster opportunities for collaboration and education. This event is free and open to children and […]
Come learn the basics of the Academy of Science – St. Louis Science Fair! The Washington University K-12 Connections Program is hosting a Getting Started With Science Fair event. The workshop is for students in grades K-8 and their parents/guardians, and is meant to help them in designing and executing a science fair project. Students […]
Celebrate Charles Darwin’s birthday with a free evolution education event for K-12 teachers! Keynote Speaker: Dr. Barbara Schaal, Dean of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis, renowned evolutionary plant biologist. Speaker: Dr. Minglu Gao, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. Breakout sessions for elementary, middle and high school […]
FREE workshops for educators interested in bringing a stronger STEM mindset and intention to school and classroom practices. Open to school and district administrators, principals, coordinators, coaches, teachers and leaders. MAKING SPACE FOR MAKERSPACE AND TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION February 27 | 8:30 – 11:30am Discover tools for defining and implementing a maker space in your setting. […]
The St. Louis Area Brain Bee (SLABB) is a competition for high school students that tests knowledge in neuroscience. Questions come from Brain Facts, a book produced by the Society for Neuroscience. Any high school/home student from grades 9 to 12 is eligible to compete in the St. Louis Area Brain Bee. Participants will enjoy hands-on brain activities, […]
Novel Engineering mini conference followup session. The goal is for teachers to have a chance to collaborate, reflect and share their experiences implementing Novel Engineering this school year.