Workshop Resources
Sky Color by Peter H. Reynolds
Sky Color by Peter H. Reynolds- Marisol loves to paint. So when her teacher asks her to help make a mural for the school library, she can’t wait to begin! But how can Marisol make a sky without blue paint?
Read MoreScience is… Science is not…
A fantastic lesson about the nature of science. This lesson addresses many misconceptions about science. Adapted from Evolution & the Nature of Science Institutes lesson called Sunsets, Souls, and Senses which is included below. The file below includes the statements which need to be cut out for each group of 2-4 students. They will…
Read MoreIDC (not IDK) How to turn absolutely anything into a science experiment!
Notice something interesting! Wonder how it works? Use this process to turn absolutely anything (well almost) into a science experiment. Learn about independent, dependent, and control variables. Brainstorm independent variables which can be systematically manipulated in the setup of your experiment. Consider dependent variables which might respond or change as you systematically change one independent…
Read MoreRGB Light Show Worksheet
Do you know the REAL primary colors of light? Use this worksheet along with red, green, and blue flood lights to demonstrate the REAL primary colors of light and the principle of color addition. Find video of RGB Light Show and Set Up of RGB Light Show in STEMAZing Resources. Videos on light setup for…
Read MoreSet Up for RGB Color Light Show Video
Video with tips about how to set up the RGB Light Show if you have your own set of red, green, and blue flood lights. Click on the title here, Set Up RGB Color Light Show, for a higher quality video hosted on Vimeo. Special thanks to Do Pham at the University of Arizona College…
Read MoreRGB Color Light Show Video
Do you know the REAL primary colors? With just a few supplies from your local hardware store, you can recreate this STEMAZing demonstration of the REAL primary colors of light and color addition in your own classroom. Or, you can simply use this video in your classroom. Click on title here, RGB Color Light Show,…
Read MoreOK GO SANDBOX – Needing/Getting
OK Go wanted to find out if they could play their song using a car and everyday objects. Turns out they could!!
Read MoreOK GO SANDBOX – This Too Shall Pass
OK Go created this video by connecting a series of simple machines together, to create a single chain reaction machine timed perfectly to their song. So perfectly, in fact, that one section of the machine actually plays a part of the song itself!
Read MoreOK GO SANDBOX – The One Moment
This video was actually shot in 4 seconds, but when played back in slow motion, it stays in sync with the music. How did they do it?!?!
Read MoreDiscover Data Science
Making connections between prospective students and educational opportunities in an exciting new field.
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