If you are someone who would love to become more confident as a STEM teacher, especially if you are a homeschooler, I have an exciting resource and opportunity for you! The 2019 Homeschool STEM Conference - Online is coming up in March. I'm thrilled to be speaking in three of the 30+ sessions participants will have lifetime access to. In this blog post I'll give you the scoop on what I'll be talking about as well as other details about this extremely affordable resource for homeschoolers and others who want to improve their STEM teaching skills.
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STEM Resources
During the conference I'll be giving three talks. Below are the descriptions of each as well as some specifics about what you'll come away with. You'll also find more information and how to register here.Best Resources for Developing Your Own Science Curriculum
Session description:
Interested in developing your own science curriculum but are unsure where to start? Maybe you are worried about your own science knowledge. Let’s explore some tried and true resources for confidently creating a custom curriculum. Tips on determining which concepts are skill-level appropriate for your learners, how to develop a unit and choosing resources to make your lesson planning stress-free regardless of your own science background! Will include tons of examples and resources.
Takeaways:
Over 20 resources for developing science curriculum, tips and activities, encouragement and a 2-page handout.
Using Picture Books to Teach Elementary STEM
Session description:
STEM does not have to be limited to equations, experiments and gadgets. Engage your children in STEM after a trip to the local library! A step-by-step guide on developing a lesson based on a favorite picture book. We’ll outline the benefits of integrating literacy and STEM as well as share lesson ideas to accompany several recently published award-winning children’s books. Tons of resources for building your library of children’s books and repertoire of STEM lessons.
Takeaways:
Over 35 STEM activity ideas, book list, 20 resources for finding STEM lessons that integrate children's books, and a handout.
Engaging Hands and Minds with the 5E Inquiry Model
Session description:
The best (and possibly the most fun) way to learn science is through inquiry. The 5E Inquiry Model is a method of teaching science that allows learning to be driven by a child’s own wonder, curiosity and interest. Learn the 5 parts of the inquiry model along with many examples and prompts to help you develop your own science inquiry lessons. Will also include great resources that provide easy-to-follow inquiry activities and lessons to try in your homeschooling practice.
Takeaways:
Lesson ideas and planning template handout, over 15 resources, ready-to-use ideas.
Homeschool STEM Conference Sessions
Here are just a few more titles of the 30+ sessions that you'll have lifetime access to.- STEAMSDay: How to Devote a Day a Week to Hands-On, Real-Life Learning
- STEM for Everyone
- What is STEM & Why is it Important?
- How to be a Marine Biologist
- Scratch for Elementary and Middle Schoolers
- A Hands on Method for Learning Math Facts
- Hands-on examples of Simple Machines
- High School Chemistry Can Be Fun
- Block-Based Programming Basics, Resources, and Insider Secrets
- STEM Success for Poets & Other Non-Science People
- Integrating Art into Math & Science
Register for the Homeschool STEM Conference
You can learn more and register for the STEM conference through this link. I hope that you can join us! It's going to be great!Have more questions? Feel free to e-mail me: shareitscience@gmail.com, or connect through social media:
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