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Crash Course

CrashCourseTons of awesome courses in one awesome channel! Nicole Sweeney teaches you sociology, Carrie Anne Philbin teaches you computer science, Craig Benzine teaches...

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Scientific American

Scientific AmericanOfficial YouTube Channel of Scientific American

HowStuffWorksHowStuffWorks is an education website dedicated to satiating curiosity and explaining the world around you. You've got questions; we've got answers! Our team...

How Stuff Works

It's Okay to Be Smart (PBS)

It's Okay To Be SmartJoe Hanson, Ph.D. is a curious group of atoms in a curious universe, and he's here to tell you how it all works. Subscribe for new science videos every week!...

AsapSCIENCEMaking science make sense. Created by: Mitchell Moffit (@mitchellmoffit) Gregory Brown (@whalewatchmeplz) CONTACT asapscience[at]gmail[dot]com Send us stuff!...

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Science Max

Science MaxHave you ever done a science experiment and wondered “What would this be like if it were HUGE?” Welcome to Science Max, the exciting new series that turbocha...

Engineering Activities for Kids (when Under Quarantine)

Engineering Activities for Kids (when under quarantine)

This Bingo Board resource put together by Lindsey Nelson, a mechanical engineer and engineering educator, offers a variety of engineering challenges to students.

ChemMatters Online

This resource, from the American Chemical Society, includes engaging and relatable articles on chemistry topics for students. On the Multimedia page, linked on the adjacent image, a number of video simulations of chemical reactions are provided. The resource does make connections to the NGSS standards.

Rozzy Learning

Rozzy Learning is offering free lessons for teachers during school closures, including a specific list of lessons designated for virtual learning. Lessons appear to connect to actual science careers. The source includes lesson plans and resources connected to NGSS for grades K-8 on careers and topics such as:

Ophthalmologist: Sensory Receptors
Astronomer: Observing Constellations
Environmentalist: Using Magnets
Materials Engineer: Heat Insulation
Bioenergy Engineer: Biofuels
Consumer Chemist: Conservation of Matter
NASA Geologist: Earth's Resources
Zoologists: Testing Pushes and Pulls
Computer Programmer: Energy and Speed
Geoscientist: Mapping Volcanoes
and more! Check it out!

BreakoutEDU

Breakout EDU uses online games to bring the fun of escape rooms to learning. It includes lessons on topics including:

Electromagnetics and the brain
Potential and kinetic energy
Atoms and chemical reactions
Energy cycles and their effect on earth
Variation of traits due to genetics
Newton's Third Law
Earth and the solar system

Science News for Students

This site, perfect for middle school and up, offers articles on current issues and developments in science.

The Kid Should See This

The Kid Should See This is a collection of 4,300+ kid-friendly videos, curated for teachers and parents who want to share STEAM, history, and culture-focused content by museums, organizations, and creators who celebrate curiosity, collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, kindness, and other essential themes for all ages. Ten to 15 new videos are added each week.

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