Life in a Living Pond
Workshop Resources Life Science K-5 Elementary School Inspire curiosity by examining pond water! Observe freshwater organisms feeding patterns and reproduction firsthand while exploring microbial diversity. These activities will build an understanding of ecosystems and provide phenomena that connects with biology and nature. Download Presentation Download Handouts
Building Confidence Using CRISPR with Biotechnical Lab Skills
Workshop Resources Life Science 9-12 High School Join leading scientists from a one-of-a-kind research institute as they dive deep into a CRISPR gene editing experiment from their educational kit. CRISPR in a Box can be integrated into high school and college classes. Get ready to master skills used in a cancer research lab! Download Presentation […]
Exploring OpenSciEd Elementary from Carolina
Workshop Resources Physical Science K-5 Elementary School All expertly designed units meet NGSS standards and allow flexibility for a customized curriculum. Unit offerings will include teacher’s guides, high-quality instructional materials, professional development, digital resources, and management tools for forms, assignments, grading, video support, and more! Download Presentation Download Handout Download Kick Mat Learn More About […]
Smithsonian Science for the Classroom: A Force to Be Reckoned With: Using Hands-On and Literacy to Build Elementary Students’ Understanding of Forces
Workshop Resources Physical Science 6-8 Middle School Join our interactive science workshop where literacy meets exploration! Immerse yourself in a world of discovery as we blend scientific concepts with the power of language. Through engaging activities see how to unravel the wonders of science but also enhance literacy skills. Download Presentation Download Grade K Handouts […]
Lab Skills: Aseptic Technique
Aseptic technique is the most fundamental skill for working with microorganisms or biological materials because it prevents contamination of experiments and cultures and reduces the spread of disease.
Webinar: How High-Quality Science Programs Can Improve Reading and Math Scores
In the science classroom, how many times have you had a student ask: “Why do I need to know this?” or “How does this apply to me?”
Tips for Cleaning Microscopes
Are your microscopes dusty and getting dustier? Are there smears across new, clean slides? Do parts seem loose? Use these simple tips to keep your scopes clean and in tip-top condition all year long. Dust and debris are the number one issue resulting in poor quality microscope viewing. Dust covers will help. Occasional cleaning of […]
Teacher’s Guide to Microscopes
Teacher’s Guide to Microscopes Are you planning to purchase some new microscopes to replace old ones or to meet the needs of increased enrollment? If you’re a first-time buyer, the task can seem daunting. This brief guide explains the basics of microscopes and their applications, helping you choose the right models for your classroom or […]
How to Use a Student Compound Microscope
How to Use a Student Compound Microscope By Monty Clayton Purchasing a microscope is an educational investment. When you properly use and care for it, it will provide years of uncompromising service. This article assumes a basic knowledge of the student-level compound microscope but highlights key points to ensure success. Use the following steps to […]
Leave Your Print: Basic Fingerprinting
In Booth Demo Life Science 6-12 Middle / High School Imprint your science expertise on the topic of dactyloscopy, the study of fingerprints. Fingerprints are completely unique, and no two people have ever been discovered to have identical prints. Using fingerprinting supplies and materials from Carolina, you can bring this activity into your classroom and […]