Find teacher professional learning programs offered by the collaborators, and classroom programs such as field trips, field studies, in-school, and online programs.
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Grade 9 - 12
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: MIT Museum
Explore how cameras and light interact to capture images of events that happen quicker than a blink of an eye. Use mobile device cameras to capture events faster than 1/10,000th of a second and learn how MIT researchers are developing and using new camera technologies to… Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2, Grade 3 - 5, Grade 6 - 8
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: Berkshire Museum
Through the exploration of toys and gadgets from the last 50 years, discover how scientific principles of force, gravity, inertia, and friction make simple and complex machines move. Read on... »
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Grade 3 - 5
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Nashua River Watershed Association
Students learn about how local plants are adapted to survive. This program can be indoors or outdoors. Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2, Grade 3 - 5, Grade 6 - 8, Grade 9 - 12
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: Ecotarium
What life forms live in our pond? Is this ecosystem healthy? Answer these questions and more after visiting our pond habitat and using authentic scientific tools to collect and observe microscopic organisms . Read on... »
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Grade 3 - 5
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Blue Hills Trailside Museum
Journey to a pond to explore the importance of freshwater wetlands. Students use nets to capture small animals from the pond, practice scientific observation and questioning skills, and communicate discoveries to their peers. This one hour program is offered at the museum… Read on... »
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Grade 3 - 5, Grade 6 - 8
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Catch the Science Bug
How healthy is the pond in your area? Learn about underground connections that can affect the health of your pond. See a short video clip from our PBS Rhode Island series on these rarely thought about connections. Test real pond water to see how healthy it is! Then do a few… Read on... »
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Grade 3 - 5
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary
We bring the pond to you--without a mess! Select this great program to lean about insect food chains, adaptation, classification and metamorphosis.
This in-class lab is a prerequisite to our program "Ecosystems of the Vernal Pool." Read on... »
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Grade 3 - 5
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary
Students will become aquatic entomologists inside and outside of the "lab." Using tools to sample the wetland edge they will learn to classify aquatic insects, observe stages of metamorphosis and discover the adaptations used to survive in a watery world. Students will… Read on... »
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Grade 6 - 8, Grade 9 - 12
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: Tsongas Industrial History Center
At the start of the Industrial Revolution, water from the Merrimack River powered mechanical systems that allowed Lowell’s machines to produce cloth faster than ever before. As engineers and scientists, students test for solutions to the problem of effectively harnessing… Read on... »
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Grade 3 - 5, Grade 6 - 8
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: Hitchcock Center for the Environment
All animals, whether they are herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores, must find enough food to survive the winter. Using the Hitchcock Center’s skull and mounted animal collection, we will study the characteristics of predator and prey animals. Outdoors, we will look for… Read on... »
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