Celebrate Pi Day with Your Students
Pi Day is March 14 (3.14)! Use these slides to teach about the ratio represented by pi. Recognize this interesting day in one of the fun ways recommended by our editors.
View MorePi Day is March 14 (3.14)! Use these slides to teach about the ratio represented by pi. Recognize this interesting day in one of the fun ways recommended by our editors.
View MoreBaylor College of Medicine and Hess Corporation have teamed to offer another unique resource for teaching STEM content to young learners. The 2022 Hess Flatbed Truck with Hot Rods and the accompanying teacher guide provide ample hands-on opportunities for learners to explore the science of speed. Learners, start your engines!
View MoreFind lessons and activities for grades K-12 on healthy behaviors and science related to the pandemic. Topics include COVID-19 prevention, microbes, infectious diseases, wellness, vaccines and the immune system. The resources are designed for face-to-face or virtual instruction and many of them integrate science with health, reading, mathematics, social studies or art.
View MoreStudents learn about the brain, skull and sensory system; investigate sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch; and discover how the brain and the senses are connected. (9 activities)
View MoreIn these unprecedented times of school closures and Stay-at-Home notices, Baylor College of Medicine is offering a set of hands-on K-12 activities, grouped by grade level, that will enable parents and children to remain engaged in STEM learning until school operations return to normal. We call this collection STEM@Home. The lessons were selected specifically because they are easy to use at home, and provide high-quality STEM content without the need for specialized training, equipment or materials. We welcome you to investigate our STEM @Home activities, and to explore the entire BioEd Online website for accurate, free STEM educational materials.
Neuroscience lessons, teacher guides, expert presentations, and learner reading materials for a range of grades.
Help your learners become more informed about viruses, infectious diseases, and how they can protect themselves, their friends, and their families.
Get a head start on STEMM with interrelated reading/language arts and science.
A product of K–3 STEMM Foundations: Life Science.
SMART Science Content Guides are designed to help you prepare for teacher certification tests by providing you with up-to-date reviews of key science topics and subtopics.
In this engaging series of videos, Dr. David Eagleman explains the basics of brain function and describes how this extremely complex and often misunderstood organ defines who we are.
The Science of Microbes and The Science of HIV/AIDS units are designed to help your learners understand microbiology and microbes.
Learners follow an engineer's approach as they identify problems, brainstorm solutions, design a plan, and build, test, refine, and produce a product or solution.