Learn the science behind the living world through guiding questions, online activities and video lessons with BioInteractive.
Resources
New York Hall of Sciences Transmissions: Gone Viral
Transmissions: Gone Viral is a digital interactive comic book, which means you can discover extra content throughout the story by clicking on special prompts. A supplemental resource guide to Transmissions for school teachers.
NeMO-Net
In a new video game from NASA called NeMO-Net, you can virtually dive in waters around the world, classifying corals in 3D images from satellites to help train a NASA supercomputer to map the rest of the world’s coral at a scale that’s never been done before.
National Geographic Kids: Kids vs. Plastic
Challenge students to learn about ways to limit plastic use at home!
Methods for Human-Centered Design
Human Centered Design focuses on gaining empathy and understanding of a person or group of people before designing a problem-solving solution for their needs. Think of this as a toolkit for working through the process. This content is provided by IDEO.org which has even more resources.
All About Earth Day
Learning more about the history of Earth day and how you can help the planet.
News Literacy Project
Virtually Explore the Rim Trail of the Grand Canyon
Explore the Rim Trail from the comfort of your home as the Grand Canyon overwhelms your senses through its immense size. Sit back, relax and enjoy the beauty of this Arizona landmark.
Learn More About Arizona’s National Parks
Arizona may take its nickname from the Grand Canyon, but there are far more natural wonders in the state. The canyon is just one of many natural wonders in a state unusually rich in them. In fact, with its protected petrified forests, volcanic cinder cones, saguaro-studded deserts, and Anasazi cliff dwellings, no state in the country can boast as many national parks and monuments as Arizona.
Mission Unstoppable with Miranda Cosgrove
Mission Unstoppable is an educational and informational television series produced for children ages 13-16 that celebrates women who have become superstars in STEM-related careers (science, technology, engineering and math). Each week, our host and her intrepid team of field reporters will shine a light on these visionaries who work on the cutting edge of science, including zoologists, engineers, astronauts, code-breakers, and oceanographers.