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"Women have...contributed significantly to the world of science, but despite the strong presence of women in science-related fields, history has not given them the credit that they deserve. For that reason, it is crucial that people learn who these women of science were so that future generations are taught and inspired by their accomplishments."
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A great source to learn about 20 important Women in Science

Washington State University's Ask Dr. Universe allows kids to explore various STEM topics and get answers to common questions. Have a question not covered on the site? Submit it on their "Ask" page

Such a cute and informative website!

This page contains amazing resources for topics such as: Science Fair Projects/Ideas and STEM Activities for Kids, Coding and Programming Resources for All Ages, The Pioneers and Important People of Computer History, and Computer History and Timelines. Check out their page for more information!

20 Fun Experiments for You to Try

Fun website exploring the laws of science and how they relate to cars movements (motion and rest, force and friction, action and reaction).

CodeWizardsHQ delivers the most fun and effective live, online coding classes for kids and teens ages 8-18. Our coding classes are designed to give kids the programming knowledge, skills, and confidence to thrive in a digital world.

Our computer classes for kids are designed with hands-on learning projects that they truly enjoy! As kids master each programming skill, they advance to the next level. Every coding class builds on the one before it, meaning that students graduate with a vast mastery of coding skills and a portfolio full of cool, working web pages and apps.

Classes available:
Grades 3-5 - 2 Levels - Minecraft & Game Development
Grades 6-8 - 3 Levels - Virtual Reality Game, Online Multiplayer Gaming, & Launch an App in App Store
Grades 9-12th - 3 Levels - APIs & Databases, VR Multiplayer Game, & Launch an SaaS Platform

Course Duration & Time Commitment
- All classes are 12 weeks long. Each Wizard will receive a certification for their achievement at the end of the class.
- Expect a weekly time commitment of 2-3 hours. 1 hour of class time, plus 1-2 hours of practice time, with teacher support throughout, including weekends.

Pricing = 3 payments of $149
(as of 2/10/21)

"We’ve offered live, online coding classes for the last five years, so we have experienced teachers on a reliable platform that parents love. Plus it’s a ton of fun for the kids, with lots of projects and games!"
-- E. Smith CodeWizardsHQ

Free Online Math Games, Cool Puzzles, and More!
Fun games to practice your math skills.

One of my favorite websites when I was little - such fun!

Welcome to Deaf Scientist Corner, a Web site devoted to biographies of famous deaf scientists!

These are over thirty scientists found within this site. There are biologists, chemists, paleoneurologists, astronomers, anthropologists, and many more!

Learn about the following Women in Science:
Ruth Benedict, Annie Jump Cannon, Tilly Edinger, Henrietta Swan Leavitt, & Nansie Sharpless

"DiscoverE works to ensure people everywhere understand how engineers, technicians, and technologists make the world a better place. 30 years ago we were the first to call on the engineering community to volunteer in their local schools and help young students discover engineering. Now we lead a growing volunteer and educator movement recognized worldwide. "

Wonderful site with information on Engineering:
Programs, Training, Activities (including at home), & Downloads

"Engineering is a field that focuses on creating and using scientific and technological solutions to problems, such as machines, programs, or structures. It’s crucial for kids to learn about engineering because this knowledge can set them up for a good career. There are many types of engineers, so kids with a wide variety of interests may find that a future in engineering appeals to them. But even kids who don’t plan on becoming engineers can benefit from honing their research and problem-solving skills through study in this area."

This guide "Not only does it break down all the different fields of engineering, but it has tons of projects for all ages to explore..." Nicole and Mrs. L. Stevens - NH Stem Club for Girls

"Tinkering is a hands-on form of open-ended exploration to learn about how things work, how to improve them, and how to build new things. Having an area of the home devoted to tinkering can make it more likely that family will spend time exploring and creating."
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A fun website with ways to "tinker" with simple electronics, machines, engineering, & coding tasks.

Her Future in Tech Starts Here. Our all-girls summer program combines tech, entrepreneurship, and social activism, empowering the next generation of women in STEM.

Watch sparks fly and participate in this amazingly fun battle robot competition.

The next Giant Nut could be yours! Competing on BattleBots is an amazing experience. That thrill of designing, building and competing with your very own fighting robot is unlike anything else. But to participate takes mettle. This journey will not be easy. You will need to be resourceful and tenacious, an ingenious problem solve, part engineer and part artist. But you can do it.

Age requirements:
A "Supervising Adult" is a Team member 21 years or older who is responsible for no more than 2 Minors on the Team. Thus, if there are more than two Minors on the Team, there will need to be more than one Supervising Adult.

Minors less than 8 years old are not allowed in the Pit Area, or any other area where Robots are being
repaired, transported or operated.

Minors 8 years old or more are allowed to work on the preparation and repair of their Team’s Robot, under
the direct watch of the Supervising Adult. Such repair and preparation can only involve the use of basic hand tools.

Boy Scouts of America Merit Badge Series

"Enhancing our youths’ competitive edge through merit badges”

57 million students have learned on Code.org!

Get started coding today. Our courses and activities are free! It’s easier - and way more fun - than you ever thought. Create an account to save your projects.

No one is too young or old to code. Learn how to build an iPhone game, write your first computer program, draw in JavaScript and much more.

For Kids, Teachers, and Parents
Games, Lessons, Brain Teasers, and More!

Science Facts For Kids - They have a range of interesting facts about science and planets for kids.

A great online resource from PBS.

With a focus on engineering, building, and creating, this site has lots of DIY activities, videos, and games to excite your child's interest in STEM.

Kids can create their own profile to share ideas with other kids and engineer mentors.

Use your imagination to create a Google Doodle based on different themes each year. 2021 is what inner strength means to you

How to enter:
We're excited to see some strong doodles this year! Students can work with any materials they want, but all doodles must be entered using the entry form. Parents and teachers can mail us the completed entry form or submit it online as a .png, or .jpg.

Entry Date:
Usually late February
2021 - The contest is open for entries until February 26, 2021 11:59pm Pacific Time (PHYSICAL THERAPY).

Prizes:
Win a $30,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 tech package for your school/non-profit organization, and your artwork displayed for a day on Google.com!

Discover the nuts and bolts of engineering. This website contains advice on careers, entertaining info on all kinds of fields and links to the eGFI magazine.

Great information on the difference between the types of engineering.

Has two sections, one for students and one for teachers.