Science, Engineering, Technology Projects

	Doing STEM with Youth		Aerospace
Questions about teaching and learning SET Engineering design process STEM curricula and kits STEM with clover kids STEM staff & volunteer training and professional development opportunities		Astronomy Physics and technology of flight rocketry space flight NASA and the science Engineering Technology that makes it all possible
	Biological & Chemical Sciences		Computers & Networking
Agricultural science and engineering Animal science Biotechnology Crime scene investigation Entomology Pest management Genetics Medical science and professions Biochemical engineering		Computer hardware and software engineering Building and networking computers Programming and game design Website development Social networking technologies IT-Adventures
	Digital Storytelling		Earth & Climate
Using video and sound production Mixing and editing technologies Computer animation Digital story telling resources		Geology Climatology Climate change research Antarctica's Climate Secrets
	Environment & Sustainability		Geospacial Mapping Technology
Energy conversation Environmental science and preservation Science of energy Renewable energy Sustainable living Organic agriculture Water quality Land preservation Green engineering		Geospacial technologies Geocaching Using ESRI and other GIS software Community mapping Creating interactive Online maps
	Robotics		Mechanics & Design
Robotics in industry and space exploration Youth robotics tournaments– FIRST LEGO League, FIRST Tech Challenge, and IT-Adventures Independent robotics activities		Electricity and electrical engineering Mechanics and mechanical engineering Welding and metal working Woodworking
	Science in Our Everyday Lives
Food science Gardening and horticulture Kitchen science Healthy living Textile science Connecting learning and living Food, land and people Understanding science in the news Science ethics

STEM Educator Resources

Whether you are a formal educator or a parent, use these resources to use STEM with your youth. (broken down by grade level and national science education standards)

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