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| Participating in a Connect 4 Tournament | Engineer planning with 20 pipe cleaners and a piece of foil | Tower building with conversation hearts |
Participating in a Connect 4 Tournament
Engineer planning with 20 pipe cleaners and a piece of foil
Tower building with conversation hearts
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| Learning about the Archimedes Principle, gravity, buoyancy, and flinkers | Student Scientists | Creating electricity through simple series, and parallel circuits |
Learning about the Archimedes Principle, gravity, buoyancy, and flinkers
Student Scientists
Creating electricity through simple series, and parallel circuits
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| Learning mindfulness | relax...relax...relax |
Learning mindfulness
relax...relax...relax
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| Creating catapults! Book: Iggy Peck Architect by Andrea Beaty | Creating a roller coaster! | Creating ferris wheels! |
Creating catapults!
Book: Iggy Peck Architect by Andrea Beaty
Creating a roller coaster!
Book: Roller Coaster by Marla Freeze
Creating ferris wheels!
Book: Mr. Ferris and his Wheel by Kathryn Gibbs Davis
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| Lathrop High's JROTC Presented the Colors! | FNSBSD hosted the conference! | Lathrop High's Choir sang the National Anthem! |
Lathrop High's JROTC Presented the Colors!
FNSBSD hosted the conference!
Lathrop High's Choir sang the National Anthem!
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| DoDEA Southwest and Northwest Region Leads, Dr. MIchelle Epstein and Mr. Doug Dowell is speaking with the FNSBSD Superintendent Karen Melin and the FNSBSD Teaching and Learning Director Chane Beam. | There were 60 conference attendees from AZ, CA, WA, LA, HI, MI, and Washington D.C.. | Col. Surrey, Fort Wainwright Garrison Commander is speaking with the FNSBSD Teaching and Learning Director Chane Beam, and the FNSBSD Director of Alternative Schools Laurie Beam. |
DoDEA Southwest and Northwest Region Leads, Dr. MIchelle Epstein and Mr. Doug Dowell is speaking with the FNSBSD Superintendent Karen Melin and the FNSBSD Teaching and Learning Director Chane Beam.
There were 60 conference attendees from AZ, CA, WA, LA, HI, MI, and Washington D.C..
Col. Surrey, Fort Wainwright Garrison Commander is speaking with the FNSBSD Teaching and Learning Director Chane Beam, and the FNSBSD Director of Alternative Schools Laurie Beam.
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| Held a Human Anatomy Contest! | Using Coding and Biology to create a colorful science picture! | Guessing how long items take to decompose in the ocean! |
Held a Human Anatomy Contest!
365 SMART (Science, Math, Art, Recreation, and Technology) Academy
UAF Summer Sessions & Lifelong Learning created the 365 SMART Academy, which provides virtual and in-person enrichment courses for K-12 students to supplement their academic curriculum.
Spring semester 2023 has 33 different exciting courses over two 6-week sessions that begin in March 20-April 28. Check out the extensive variety of learning opportunities!
Registration deadline is March 12, 2023.
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The premise of this year's challenge is simple: design and build a device that can pick up a ping pong ball at a distance and return it to the starting line. The device has to be built using only the specified materials, but there are lots of design approaches students can take to solve the challenge.
Submissions will be accepted until March 19, 2023, but all the resources you need are available for students to start planning, designing, building, and testing their Ping Pong Pickup tools now!
For more information, click here!
The 3M Young Scientist Challenge invites students to share their solutions for a chance to win $25,000 and an exclusive 3M Mentorship.
To enter, students need to make a 1-2 minute video describing an original idea for using science to help solve an everyday problem. Focusing on a topic they care about, students put creative thinking and STEM brainstorming into action. What problem do they want to solve?
Challenge entries accepted through April 27, 2023. See the 3M Young Scientist Lab website for complete rules and regulations.
For more information, click here!
Science Without Borders® Challenge for 11-19 years old
An international contest that engages students and teachers in ocean conservation through art. This inspires students to be creative while promoting public awareness of the need to preserve, protect, and restore the world’s oceans and aquatic resources, contributing to the overarching goals of the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation.
Deadline: March 6, 2023 at midnight ET.
For more information, click here!
The Alaska State Council on the Arts (ASCA) invites artists of all ages to submit their design for the 2023 Artistic License Plate Competition. The winning design will be distributed and sold at DMVS across the state through 2027.
The spirit of this competition is to encourage creativity, celebrate our unique experiences living in Alaska, and highlight the importance of engaging with art in our daily lives. ASCA administers this competition in keeping with their mission to advance creativity as a core civic value and identity for Alaska.
The submission deadline is 9:59 PM AKDT, March 31, 2023. For more information, click here!
Military Child Education Coalition's Call for the Arts
- Open to children in grades K-12
- Only original work will be accepted (no copies of artwork, songs or existing video)
- All submissions should be titled; if not, MCEC may title the work
- Creative writing, poetry, or prose must not exceed 500 words
When: May 1st-19th
What: Talk with an Airman one-on-one, tune in to a USAF STEM Panel, and more!
Where: Virtual or in your classroom (if the location is within travel guidelines)
Resources: Visit the STEMtoSky website to see other resources, such as STEM activities and USAF videos, to learn more!
DoDEA Stealth Sciences grant
