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Saturday, February 1
 

1:30pm CST

Pint Sized Science
Pint-Sized Science emphasizes the importance of hands on science for young children. We will explore how to use simple materials to do science in the classroom. Join us to explore spinning eggs, echolocation, how many holes, solar system roll out and more. The foundations of an interest and love of science are best built when children are young, using their natural inclinations to explore and experiment in their environments. Teachers can learn some new activities, refresh ideas, and share their experiences with others taking science in their classrooms to another level.

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Doris Prange

Perot Museum of Nature and Science
I love teaching young children. They are so pure at heart and love to learn.

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Saturday February 1, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm CST
410

1:30pm CST

Spark 101: Engage. Connect. Inspire.
Spark 101: Engage. Connect. Inspire. Looking for free ways to engage your students in real-world problem solving and build 21st century skills? Spark 101’s inquiry-based, active-learning videos empower you to ignite your students’ interest through project based challenges presented by diverse industry experts. This free online resource embeds skills and knowledge into “real world” problems, allowing students to build critical thinking, collaboration, creativity and communication skills critical to long-term success. Spark 101 connects classrooms to real-world experts—and saves you time. Our 10-minute videos are aligned to proven national secondary STEM-focused curriculum. The easy to use videos are designed in a consistent, three-segment format, with pauses for student interactions. Visit www.spark101.org. Contact our regional affiliate, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science at spark101@perotmuseum.org.

Speakers
avatar for Amy Gow

Amy Gow

Spark 101 Coordinator, Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Inspiring minds through nature and science. Bridging the skills and STEM gap through real-world applicaitons; Exposing students to STEM fields; STEM Equity.

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Saturday February 1, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm CST
613

2:45pm CST

Follow the WATERshed!
The Elm Fork Education Center is the public education branch of the University of North Texas’s Environmental Programs, and the mission of the center is to develop and implement premiere environmental education programs. Our newest field trip program is all about WATERSHEDS! And it was developed with MIDDLE SCHOOL TEKS in mind! Come sample our Follow the Watershed program, and get additional information about other field trip and professional development opportunities available through the Elm Fork Education Center.

Speakers
avatar for Marti Lathrop

Marti Lathrop

Program Project Coordinator, Elm Fork Education Center - UNT

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Saturday February 1, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm CST
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