The San Diego Science Project at UC San Diego

Join us at the NSTA National Conference on Saturday, March 29th, for a hands-on Science of Sound workshop! Explore the sound exploration phenomenon by investigating how vibrations create sound and music using everyday objects and digital tools. Walk away with free resources to bring this exciting STEM experience to your students!

Join Dr. Alec Barron at the NSTA National Conference on Friday, March 28th, for a hands-on session designed for grades 6–12 educators! Explore extreme heat phenomena using the Understanding Global Change framework and learn how to integrate Earth systems thinking into your curriculum with modeling practices. One lucky raffle winner will take home a UGC modeling kit. We hope to see you there!

Join Dr. Alec Barron at the NSTA National Conference on Thursday, March 27th, and discover how to bring MFLOW into your elementary classroom! Learn how to engage students as sound engineers, coding their own sound and music compositions in a fun, interactive way. Don't miss it!

📢 Exciting Summer Learning Opportunity for Families

CREATE Young Scholars is inviting students in grades 1-12 to an engaging summer program designed to inspire and challenge young minds on the UC San Diego campus!

🔹 Interdisciplinary instruction tailored to grade level
🔹 Expert educators creating dynamic learning environments
🔹 Student-driven exploration based on their interests

This is a fantastic opportunity for students to learn, grow, and have fun while exploring new ideas in a supportive setting.

🔗 Learn more & sign up here: https://buff.ly/rqWCoRj

Join us for the 2025 Climate Champions Design Summit on June 10-11! 🌎✨ Explore local climate phenomena and discover systems thinking resources to enhance your teaching. We hope to see you there! Sign up today: http://bit.ly/climatesummit2025

Wondering what's under your feet? Join the upcoming TRC "Lessons from the Past: Why Paleontology Matters" with Anna Golub! Happening this Thursday, February 6th from 4-5:30. Register here: buff.ly/40WYmop

Register today for the upcoming Teacher / Researcher Collaborative "Lessons From the Past: Why Paleontology Matters" with Anna Golub! This FREE event will take place on Thursday, February 6th from 4-5:30 and can be attended in person or virtually. Register here: bit.ly/TRC26

There is still time to register for the FREE Tuesday, January 21, 4-5:30pm Teacher / Researcher Collaborative. This event will feature Dr. Tarik Benmarhnia from Scripps Oceanography at UCSD. You will learn how to use innovative heat and health maps with your students. You can click here to explore these tools: https://buff.ly/4g4rPRV
Sign-up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScvHGHHjkifcimJu0UwxGi6Ribk7QybZTuoBrICfMjXsjfGIw/viewform?usp=sf_link

Join the U.S. info session TONIGHT at 8 PM Eastern Time to discover how you can become a PhET Fellow. We'll share all the program details, including benefits, requirements, and application process.👉 Register now: bit.ly/USPhETFellow
See you there! 👋

Empower your students to learn more about the Santa Ana winds phenomenon with these powerful lessons on Wind, Rain, and Fire: https://buff.ly/4gfJQxh. Our hearts are with those who are battling the fires in LA county this week.

This month's Teacher Spotlight features Joyce Yang and Kim Klinko, who discuss their journey in developing curricular resources on Wind, Rain, and Fire inspired by Alexander Weyant's research in our newest blog:https://buff.ly/4gfJQxh. Read on to learn more and gain early access to these engaging and relevant MS and ES lessons!