We strive to create mind-expanding learning experiences that a non-specialist can teach in any G5-12 classroom with 15 minutes of prep time!
Each unit has 2-6 lessons created through 100s of collaborative hours by scientists, teachers, artists, and filmmakers.
And they're all free!
How do scientists pick a question to study?
Can we reduce the carbon footprint of our favorite meals?
A crash course in data literacy using stream ecology
Tinkering with Light
How do we provide sustainable energy to communities?
A Choose-Your-Own STEM Adventure
Tradeoffs in frogs, humans, and other animals
Evolution's Testing Grounds
A Pop Culture Intro to Birding by Ear
Building Resilience in Science
Looking to Biology for Better Solutions
How group behavior can produce surprising problems—and solutions!
Exploring how crystal symmetry can power everyday life
How perception, emotion, and cognition shape our preferences
Chemical Engineering Dyes to Brighten Lives
Why Exceptions Matter in Biology and Everyday Life
Preventing extinction through gene flow
Challenging long-held assumptions about birdsong through data visualization
Free lessons to engage students in current research, real world problems, and interdisciplinary thinking.
How do scientists pick a question to investigate?
Part of: Fairywrens and the Art of Inquiry
So, you’ve got your research question…what now?
Part of: Fairywrens and the Art of Inquiry
Build data literacy by exploring the carbon footprint of food
Part of: Future Foods
Dive deeper into data to find where the most carbon gets emitted during the production of your favorite food
Part of: Future Foods
A fun gallery walk introducing the international FoodID team to showcase exciting research that will make foods healthier and more sustainable.
Part of: Future Foods
Explore diverse cutting-edge technologies to re-imagine a more sustainable version of your favorite food!
Part of: Future Foods