Real science for real life: Buoyancy
The Kentucky Academy of Science helps you understand the science behind buoyancy.
Feedback sought on Kentucky science standards
The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) is seeking feedback on the current Kentucky Academic Standards for Science.
Science Through-Course Task Bank available for the 2017-18 school year
The Science Through Course Task Bank for the 2017-18 school year is now available and can be accessed through SharePoint.
NGSS student work rubrics released
SCALE and the Literacy Design Collaborative have released a set of Next Generation Science Standards-aligned student work rubrics for K-12.
Students, teachers and Delta take flight together
Delta Airlines and several school districts across Northern Kentucky have been working together to develop a STEM partnership that will benefit teachers, students, Delta employees and the local economy.
Understanding ecosystems through aquaponics
By making connections between ecosystems and conservation through the construction of a recycled bottle ecosystem, preschoolers discover the intricacies of living things in a hands-on way that allows them to direct their own learning.
Workshops available on teaching environmental issues
The Kentucky Association for Environmental Education (KAEE) is offering courses, training and workshops to educators over the next several months.
A beautiful day at Second Street School
A parent of a student at Second Street Elementary School (Frankfort Independent) shares what he learned during a recent districtwide “Campus Beautification day.
PBS offers earth science resources for 50th anniversary of Earth Day
PBS LearningMedia is offering a collection of earth science resources to help teachers and students mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22 by educating themselves about the earth and ways to be environmentally friendly and energy efficient to ensure its health.
Pirates in space
Berea Community High School students planned and carried out an investigation that took place above their classroom. Actually, 107,000 feet above their classroom to be exact!