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Energize your class with the facts on radiation to help them distinguish safe forms of radiation from harmful ones.
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Teachers mean the (Ward’s) world to us! So we’re celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week all month long.
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Help students observe how physics, chemistry, geology, and other science subjects can be used to pull off the perfect pranks.
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Visualize static electric field lines using synthetic hair and baby oil
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Get the Promo CodeIntroduce students to the achievements of the daring women who’ve paved the way for the next generation of STEM professionals.
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Engage your STEM students by watching the Hidden Figures movie and trying out our activity.
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Teach your students about different types of energy transfer systems with this activity.
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Are you looking for a fun way to teach your students about kinetic friction? This activity will 'rock their socks off!'
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Watch the “Aha!” moment as students learn how Newton’s laws tie into almost everything we see in everyday life.
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Students learn how computer science and engineering principles and practices are used to create, operate, and maintain software systems.
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A step-by-step break down of the application process shows you how easy it can be to secure funding.
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In this activity, students will research how a radio sends and receives AM and FM signals.
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Ward’s World is an excellent resource for NGSS-aligned lesson plans and content for your classroom.
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Investigate how the transmission of electrical energy is affected by the properties of the material that conducts it.
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Impress students with the spectacularly small scale of nanotechnology and its real-world applications!
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A timely discussion about handling Thanksgiving leftovers to expand students' understanding of food-science topics.
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Students can think like a scientist by using the scientific method.
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The students in your class will be fascinated by learning how bacteria and denatured proteins are connected to their holiday meal's safety.
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Keep students engaged over the holiday break with these hands-on science activities that will a-maize the whole family.
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