NYSSLS Resources

Wonder of Science

By Kaitlyn Reilley

Are you new to the New York State Science Learning Standards (NYSSLS)? Have you just started using the NYSSLS in your classroom? Are you wondering where to get started in planning? The Wonder of Science website has many resources related to the Next Generation Science Standards. Resources include phenomena, unit planning, and assessments. I have participated in workshops facilitated by Paul Andersen and have learned a lot about the NGSS. In addition, I have had the opportunity to use the resources shared on the website to develop learning sequences with other teachers.

Skype a Scientist

By Kaitlyn Reilley

Have you ever wanted to allow students to ask questions to scientists? Skype a Scientist is a program that allows students to get to know a real scientist without leaving the classroom. Students can interact with a number of scientists from various fields. Visit the website to learn more about how you can have a scientist interact with your students today!

New York State P-12 Science Learning Standards Implementation Roadmap

By Heather Page

New York State P-12 Science Learning Standards Implementation Roadmap: Did you know that New York State had an implementation roadmap for the new science standards? At a recent EdTech conference I learned that most people still don’t know about this resource from the state. This is a great time to get involved and become an advocate or just to read up on all of the changes coming in science education.

Virtual Regents Lab Overview

By Heather Page

The central science team has compiled a list of vetted virtual lab resources for Regents science courses to support remote and hybrid learning during the 2020-2021 school year. Reminder, the 1200 minute requirement remains in effect, but these labs can consist of a combination of virtual and in-person experiences.

Weekly Science Opportunities

By Heather Page

The NYC DOE central science team sends out a weekly email of science opportunities for high school teachers and students! Please complete this form to sign up, you do not need to be a DOE teacher, anyone is welcome to sign up.

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