World Space Week is an international celebration of science and technology, and their contribution to the betterment of the human condition. The United Nations General Assembly declared in 1999 that World Space Week will be held each year from October 4-10.
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Elevate your classroom with design thinking and technology! Discover how technology can become a powerful tool for addressing personal, social, and environmental needs. Harness design thinking to spark innovative problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity in your students. In this session, you will explore ways to bring real-world challenges into your classroom and gain practical teaching tips that […]
Register early for access to online resources. In this broadcast, students step into the role of a scientist as they explore the scientific inquiry process. Through hands-on activities, they will practice asking questions, making observations, and investigating to find answers. Students will learn how critical thinking, curiosity, and questioning skills are essential in science. By […]
Register early for access to online materials. In this broadcast, students will blend math and science as they collaboratively collect, analyze, and display data. Through hands-on experimentation and teamwork, they'll apply mathematical concepts to interpret their findings. Students will be encouraged to showcase their understanding in dynamic ways, reinforcing their skills in both subjects.This broadcast […]
Register early for access to online materials In this broadcast, students will discover what it means to be a maker and how technology supports creativity, problem-solving, and innovation. Through real-world examples and a design challenge, they will explore how digital and physical tools enable making. Students will then brainstorm and plan their own technology-driven solution […]
Kick off Computer Science Education Week with our Hour of AI live event! Join us for an exciting hour where students will dive into the world of artificial intelligence, explore what it is, what it isn't, and connect with cybersecurity and AI specialist Jay Buckler of Thales on how AI is being used in New […]
This year, Hour of Code has been transformed into The Hour of AI! The Hour of AI makes teaching AI literacy easy, engaging, and fun. Empower your students to become the next generation of innovators with AI by picking from the activity catalog, including a BRAND NEW Minecraft world: The First Night and the AI Problem Solvers Challenge from SchoolAI!
Schools are invited to join us for an engaging presentation to explore indoor gardening, plant science, and student-led projects. Plus, a chance to win a Plantaform Indoor Garden! When: Tuesday, December 9, 2025 - 12:00 p.m. ET Register here
Deadline to register is Dec. 19! This hands-on building challenge will introduce learners and educators to techniques and vocabulary needed in this iconic skilled trade. Learners will build sugar shacks with “bricks and mortar”, exploring the skills and craftsmanship that masons implement in their everyday work. A Grade 3-5 LIVE Event for English learners Wednesday, February […]
Student Grades: Early Years - Grade 3 Time: 1 p.m. ET Date: January 13, 2026 Cost: FREE Length: 40 to 45 minutes Book: The Snow Thief by Alice Hemming Topic: Winter, icicle formation Hands-on Activity: Aluminum foil icicles Students will use everyday household items to make their own icicles. To do so, they will cut and glue a string to a […]