Resources
- Community Resources for Science
- Provided by Bio-Community.org
- Biology
- Community Resources for Science connects and engages educators, scientists, and students in a vibrant and innovative web of science learning. CRS weaves connections between the needs of individual teachers and the existing resources in our community, providing information and individualized support to classroom teachers, and recruiting, preparing and placing scientist volunteers in K-8 classrooms to present standards-based, hands-on science experiences for students.
- Leo Science Lab
- Provided by Bio-Community.org
- science lesson plans that meet the National Science Education standards, science projects, science experiments, recommended learning resources
- Journey Through the Universe
- Provided by Gemini Observatory
- Earth/Environmental Science, Physics
- General Learning Resources
- For Everyone
- Journey through the Universe is a national science education initiative that engages entire communities-students, teachers, families, and the public-using education programs in the Earth and space sciences and space exploration to inspire and educate. The initiative engages communities in sustained science, math, and technology education, and is a celebration of exploration and the joys of learning.
- APA Office of Precollege and Undergraduate Education
- Provided by American Psychological Association
- Science
- General Learning Resources, Hands-On Projects, Curriculum and Lesson Plans, Lab Resources, Articles
- For Educators
- Our mission is to advance psychology in secondary schools, community colleges, and undergraduate programs by providing information, linkages, resources, funding, and professional development to faculty, students, and the general public.
- Educator Giveaways
- Provided by Bay Area Biotechnology Education Consortium
- Lab Resources
- For Educators
- Free giveaway of industry and university science surplus equipment, supplies and furniture for teachers of K-12, community college and university faculty. Research non-profits are also welcome with proven 501(c)3 status.