There are also databases that provide comprehensive lists of reviewed curriculum specifically for expanded learning programs. The reviewed curriculum spans across various grade levels, disciplines, & subject matter.

Holiday Lectures on Science

The Holiday Lectures on Science series brings current research into the science classroom, helping to bridge the gap between textbook curriculum and exciting new research developments.

HP Catalyst Academy

Visit the HP Catalyst Academy for free, online mini courses to help educators, and professionals develop STEM curriculum. The HP Catalyst Academy also offers learning platforms from selected institutions such as Carnegie Mellon University, University of Southern California, News Media Consortium, and more.

To learn more about the HP Catalyst Academy, click here. 

Improving Science Literacy & Getting Started with STEM Is Easy with a Sally Ride Site License

Help improve science literacy, support Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards, and help students make connections between STEM lessons and STEM careers with the Sally Ride Site License.

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Improving Science Literacy & Getting Started with STEM Is Easy with a Sally Ride Site License

Help improve science literacy, support Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards, and help students make connections between STEM lessons and STEM careers with the Sally Ride Site License.

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Informed by Nature - Online Science Fair

The Online Science Fair is much more than a simple competition: it offers students the ability to upload, share, and store their projects for years to come. The integrated social media functionality encourages students to share their work with peers, family, and even future college admissions boards, highlighting their scientific prowess and building pride in their work. This is a free science learning platform that encourages hands-on, self-guided or group learning among students in OST programs and in the classroom.

 

KQED Quest

KQED Quest allows California educators to search for science curriculum activities based upon grade level.  Each grade level is broken up into standards and the website offers advice and resources to help students master each standard. KQED Quest is especially dedicated to helping educators find multimedia that will be effective for teaching their students about science.

To access information about KQED Quest, please click here.

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Lawrence Hall of Science

The Lawrence Hall of Science is operated through the University of California at Berkeley. The institution seeks to help students see their potential in the field of science and give them experience seeing science in daily life. This website offers resources to educators and site leaders including kits for science programs, workshops about science,  tools for educators, and links to multiple resources.

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Lawrence Hall of Science Great Exploration in Math and Science Curriculum

The University of California at Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science provides the: Great Exploration in Math and Science (GEMS) curriculum. They have a multitude of different teacher’s guides, handbooks, and kits that educators can use in their classrooms.

To access information about the Lawrence Hall of Science Great Exploration in Math and Science program, click here.

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NASA - Jewel of the Solar System

Brief Description:  NASA's Jet Propulsion Labratory has developed a curriculum on Saturn the Jewel of the Solar System. It is desinged to spark curiosity and facilitate understanding of Saturn, its rings, the moon Titan, and the Cassini-Huygns robotic mission.  The youth-centered activities encourage them to think like scientists & engineers, understand the engineering process as well as model construction.

STEM Subject: Science, Math, Engineering, and Technology
Other Subject: Language Arts, Creative Arts, History, Career Exploration, 
Grades: 4 - 5
Student participants: Up to groups of 30
Format: Facilitator’s Guides with 8 activities; 22 distinct 40 minute sessions; 15 hours of programming.

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NASA Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy

The NASA Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA) provides curriculum designed to help students learn math and science through inquiry-based, hands-on experiences.  The program is specifically devoted to teaching students about aeronautics, space exploration, science, and exploration systems. The curriculum is for K-12 and can be implemented in classrooms, after school environments, or Saturday schools.

 

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