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Meet the Micro:bits
Coding is easy and fun when students meet the micro:bits. Learn to write and download code, so you are ready to create your own scientific tools!
Meet the Micro:bits
Coding is easy and fun when students meet the micro:bits. Learn to write and download code, so you are ready to create your own scientific tools!
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Student Edition
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Student Edition
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California Wildfires
Danielle Peterson
STEM Educator
Bakersfield, California
Here is a preview of three papers that were loved in classrooms this year.
Featured Authors from 2017
Elaine M. Brice
PhD Ecology
Utah State University
Student
submission
STEMTaught
illustrated &
edited version!
Lauren Franzen
Earth Science Major
Brigham Young University
Student
submission
STEMTaught
illustrated &
edited version!
Leighton Watson
PhD Volcanology
Stanford University
Student
submission
STEMTaught
illustrated &
edited version!
Note to potential authors: Your submission does not need to be visually refined. Just focus on the writing. Photos, illustrations, and layout will be implemented later. The important part for you to focus on is writing to make STEM subjects interesting and understandable to youth. You can refer to the articles below to see how a finished article looks when it enters a classroom.
Hope these examples helped you envision the
exciting opportunity this is to impact children's perceptions of STEM early in their life with fun and relevant reading material!
Can't wait to see your submission!
It's Party Time!!!
Safe Solar Viewing (Grades 3-6 Only)
Ball games
Oreo eclipse
Each of your students will love tracking the progress of the solar eclipse with an Oreo Cookie! Just twist it apart and use it to model current progress of the eclipse as it occurs. Making the cookie connection will help students understand how the sun and moon interact to make the crescent shapes that their pin hole projectors show. Eat it after the eclipse :)
