Standing meetings each month sponsored by SECO

Additional Resources

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• cK-12 - The CK-12 Foundation provides a library of free online textbooks, videos, exercises, flashcards, and real world applications for over 5000 concepts from arithmetic to anatomy.  cK12 integrates with many Learning Management Systems including Google Classroom, Schoology, Canvas and Edmodo

• Concord Consortium – Virtual guided STEM lessons to engage students in scientifically accurate models and activities.

• The Cornell Lab – Citizen Science Projects to connect students to the world of birds.

• COSI Connects - COSI Connects is COSI's Digital Doorway for fun at-home science discovery and learning. COSI provides exciting and engaging science through COSI videos and hands-on science you can try with your family at home.

• FLINN Scientific has created FREE At-Home Activities and At-Home Labs for students; including student and teacher guides.   

• National Science Teaching Association – This organization provides resources to support science instruction.  NSTA has also created a science classroom safety page which includes a position statement on the liability of classroom teachers, a position statement on safety and school science instructions, and other resources for science classrooms. 

• Ohio Division of Wildlife - Part of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, this Ohio agency provides current information and data on Ohio's wildlife species, as well as classroom resources for teaching about Ohio wildlife; including activity guides, field guides, guidance on developing a WILD School Site, Project WILD Curriculum Resources, Project Based Learning resources, and their Chat with a Biologist program. 

• State of the Planet - Columbia University on April 6 will launch an online video series, Earth Institute Live, for K12 students and educators. The series will feature science experts in 60-minute live sessions where they will share aspects of their work through lectures, interactive activities, and/or demos. 

• Understanding Science – The University of Berkeley provides resources to understand the nature of science and address common misconceptions.

• Speaking Up for Elementary Social Studies and Science, YouTube presentation by Nell Duke, University of Michigan, about the importance of teaching Social Studies and Science in the elementary grades.