STEM:IT  Followup STEM:IT Followup

Follow up to STEM:IT Grant - Information Sessions If you missed the training or you want to review what was covered here are links to all th...

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Wednesday Web Tool: Space Math from NASA Wednesday Web Tool: Space Math from NASA

Hello! Today, we are exploring a wonderful FREE STEM resource: the Space Math website from NASA To get started, visit:  http://spac...

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Friday, January 29, 2021

STEM:IT Followup

Follow up to STEM:IT Grant - Information Sessions

If you missed the training or you want to review what was covered here are links to all the sessions:

STEMFuse Recordings

Wednesday, August 7, 2019

reIgnite Please Consider Joining us


Hoping you had a GREAT summer!
Hope you have had a chance to sign up for reIGNITE if not here is the link:

There are sessions that you might consider:
STEM sessions (throughout the event) - including School Garden, STEAM culture and DLC's for Enhancements
Rediscovering Discovery Education
OER Champions (the state initiative)
OER and Student Access (with Johnston County Public Library)

Other Digital, Content and Literacy offerings that would be great for collaborating with your teachers!  You can earn 1.2 Credits for each session attended.

Hope you will join us on Monday, August 12!


Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Wednesday Web Tool: Space Math from NASA

Hello!

Today, we are exploring a wonderful FREE STEM resource: the Space Math website from NASA

To get started, visit: http://spacemath.gsfc.nasa.gov/

You will start at the homepage which looks like this:


This website features math based problems in science and engineering for grade levels 3-12. Problems can be viewed by grade level, subject type, problem books, or in comprehensive STEM Modules.

Let's look at the Problem Books:


By clicking on the books tab, we are taken to the collection of problem books available. These books are grouped by release date and subject area. The books are in PDF format and have lesson ideas as well as teacher answer keys with detailed answers for each problem.

Here is what a sample problem looks like:


A great way to use the problems in PDF format would be to share the problem pages with students using their Google Drive or have the students solve the problems using the SMART Board in your classroom.

From the homepage, you can also view problems by grade level and subject area:



We hope you consider using this free resource of excellent standards based STEM problems and units developed by NASA.


Have a question or comment?
Please email me at: pamelabatchelor@johnston.k12.nc.us