The world needs scientific thinkers—to view the world thoughtfully, approach challenges analytically, and embrace opportunities enthusiastically. FOSS, a leader in science education, stepped forward to meet that challenge. FREE FOSS Pathways Sampler >bit.ly/3ep2mby

“My Brine Shrimp looks like it is flying!” novivirtual 6th graders practice microscope skills Novi Community School District ROAR Center. Next Generation Science Standards FOSS Science Ben Mainka Michael Giromini Bethany Barnes Emily Pohlonski

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🎙️ Join us for an exciting start to the "It's Time for Science" podcast! In our first episode, we traveled to the NSTA conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Listen now>> bit.ly/TimeForScience…

🌱 Students embarked on a fascinating science journey with the FOSS Insects and Plants Module. The kids were buzzing with excitement as they discovered the interconnections between these tiny creatures and the vibrant botanical world. bit.ly/3MZ7NeP

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classroomscience.org/articles/fyi/p… First-hand science investigation with materials is a rich context for multilingual learners to develop language.

Kudos to Jen Slavick and Adrienne Morris for orchestrating an incredible FOSS Summer Leadership Institute near Portland, OR! We were thrilled to welcome 35 educators representing districts from Oregon, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Mississippi, Kansas, and California.

🚀 Tune in to the latest episode with renowned astrophysicist Prof. Erika Hamden and award-winning science teacher Dave Curry. Learn about UV detector technology, telescopes for NASA, interdisciplinary teaching, and the importance of failure in science. bit.ly/TimeForScience…

The Perseid meteor shower, which peaks in mid-August, is considered the best meteor shower of the year. With swift and bright meteors, Perseids frequently leave long "wakes" of light and color behind them as they streak through Earth's atmosphere. solarsystem.nasa.gov

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