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How Can We Identify Materials Based On Their Properties?

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Terita Norton, Electrical Engineer and Systems Director - STEM Literacy Project

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Mission to the Moon Model

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Grade 5
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What’s the “Matter” with Cells and Atoms?

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Education
Curriculum

STC-Secondary™: Studying the Development and Reproduction of Organisms

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Grade 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
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Whale Protection Corps

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Grade 2
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Life Science
Sustainability
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Build a CubeSat!

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Earth & Space Science
Curriculum

STC Secondary: Experimenting with Mixtures, Compounds, and Elements Unit

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Grade 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
Chemistry
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COVID-19! How Can I Protect Myself and Others?

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Grade 3
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High School
Sustainability
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Land and Water– Lesson 2 The Water Cycle: Modeling Land and Water

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Grade 1
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Grade 5
Kindergarten
Earth & Space Science
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Glider Guide

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Grade 2
Earth & Space Science
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STC Literacy Series™: Food Chemistry

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Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
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Understanding Weather and Climate– Lesson 5: Convection Current in the Air

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Grade 6
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Grade 8
Earth & Space Science
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Interview with a Smithsonian Scientist: Dr. Cari

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Earth & Space Science
How Can We Map Land and Water on Earth?
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How Can We Map Land and Water On Earth?

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Student Notebooking– Add an Envelope

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Education
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Exploring Careers @ NASA for Students

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Earth & Space Science
What Can Maps Tell Us About Land and Water on Earth?
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What Can Maps Tell Us About Land and Water on Earth?

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Grade 2
Earth & Space Science
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Curriculum

How Does Energy Move from One Object to Another?

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Grade 4
Physical Science
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Air Force Legacy

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Earth & Space Science
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U.S. Space Force Supra Coder Program

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Earth & Space Science
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Understanding Weather and Climate

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Earth & Space Science
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Conceptual Change: How New Ideas Take Root

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Education
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Focus on the Stuff

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Education
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Animal Studies– Materials Management

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Grade 1
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Kindergarten
Life Science
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Spaceports by State

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An orangutan hangs from a tree in a moderately dense forest
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Earth Optimism Indonesia TV | Earth Optimism Education Series

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Life Science
Sustainability
Curriculum

STC Program: Balancing and Weighing Unit Kit, 3rd Edition

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Grade 1
Grade 2
Kindergarten
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"Inquiry-based learning is incredible!"

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Build and use a simple spectroscope

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Earth & Space Science