Science from Scientists (SFS) provides schools and organizations with engaging programs that ignite student interest and improve competency in STEM. The group brings in selectively chosen scientists with advanced STEM degrees to deliver interactive lab-based lessons. As the program evolves in the face of COVID-19, the mission of SFS remains …
NSTA named Science from Scientists Away from the Classroom as one of their recommended free resources for STEM education. Science from Scientists Away from the Classroom has hands-on STEM lessons that can be done from home using ordinary, non-essential household items. Read more about it here.
Boston Public Schools have recognized Science from Scientists as an Opportunity Partner in the fields of College & Career Readiness and STEM! Learn more about the Opportunity Portfolio here.
Kars 4 Kids is partnering with Science from Scientists to support STEM enrichment programs and efforts to make science attractive to students and fill the STEM workforce pipeline. Read more about it here.
Worcester, MA. Science from Scientists will be teaching some of its most popular lessons at Chandler Magnet Elementary School, Clark Street Elementary School, and Burncoat Street Preparatory School this week as part of Massachusetts STEM Week. During these lessons, students will learn about a broad range of topics including the …
On October 25, Science from Scientists will be leading hands-on STEM activities at the CreatedBy Festival hosted at the Boston Children’s Museum. Read more about the CreatedBy Festival here.
The news is out! We teamed up with leading electronic components manufacturer, Murata, to create an interactive, educational experience opening at Innoventions in Epcot® at Walt Disney World® Resort on November 13th – The SpectacuLAB. The SpectacuLAB is an exhibition that will allow guests to discover the magic behind modern …
Join us this Saturday April 29th in Redwood City CA at STEAMFest 2.0 from 11-3! We will be doing hands on science related to Viscosity, join us to learn more! Click here for more details: https://www.steamfestivalrwc.org/
What did you learn over April vacation? Boy Scouts enjoyed a special Science Theatre show during their Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Camp at Camp Sayre in Milton, MA. Science from Scientists’ staff performed a series of exciting and interactive science demonstrations including Momentum Chair Spin, Tug-of-war with Magdeburg …
