Presented in partnership with SHINE, North Seattle College and the National Science Foundation, this program teaches about nanotechnology and its many uses. Students will also learn about a career in nanotechnology and will get advice directly from SHINE Nano Program graduates.
Follow Captain Coho and her SalmonMobile on a journey to Puget Sound in this special section produced in partnership with Puget Sound Starts Here.
Washington Ag in the Classroom and Newspapers In Education present, “Science and Technology in Agriculture.”
In partnership with Pike Place Market and 4Culture, “One Market for All” weaves the voices of the Pike Place Market through history, linking the past, present and the future while celebrating the uniqueness of the Market through oral tradition.
In partnership with BECU, this special section will provide middle and high school students with tools for building financial literacy.
Meets Washington State educational standards for Ancient Civilizations and STEM. Students will explore engineering concepts, and the ancient civilization from which the Terracotta Warriors originate. Students develop higher levels of critical thinking by considering how civilizations developed and why they declined.
This publication commemorates the 75th anniversary of executive order 9066 – which ordered the removal of Japanese Americans from Seattle during World War II. This supplement highlights the seldom told story of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II to provide students with the opportunity to learn from a challenging time in our country’s history – and to apply lessons learned to issues of today.
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NIE’s 2016-17 program guide puts the entire year of award-winning educational content at your fingertips to make planning as easy as A, B, C! Get the advance scoop on fun-to-read in-paper stories, educational curriculum, emailed lesson plans, sponsored programs and more.
Newspapers In Education (NIE) promotes learning and literacy by providing electronic newspapers with sponsored curriculum to teachers and students throughout Washington state and beyond.
Looking for a classroom activity that will encourage students to flex their creative muscles? Ivar's is calling for "Teacher of the Year" essay submissions. Students can provide artwork in support of their essays for extra credit. For more information, please visit https://www.ivars.com/teacher.
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