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Spangler Science Has Awesome Pinterest Boards!
Do you need ideas for the science fair? Spangler Science has a board for that!
Are you looking for specific grade levels for activities for your students or your own kids? Spangler Science has a board for every grade level, from kindergarten…
Oh, Those Middle School Students!
Let me ask you something: what do you remember about middle school? I’ve been asking a lot of people this question, and I was frankly pretty surprised that most of these people either remembered very little about it or remembered it as a…
Staff Spotlight on Randy in Production
Q: Tell us a little about who you are…
A: I am a Denver boy who's tried his hand on the east coast, west coast, Japan and Texas and have found no greater place to be than Denver. I have a band called Total Ghost that I spend a lot of…
YouTube for Schools Partners with Steve Spangler Science to Give Teachers Access to Amazing Videos
We are excited to announce our new partnership with YouTube EDU and the YouTube for Schools project. Students and educators now have access to our entire library of science experiment videos in the classroom. No more work arounds or third-party…
Back to School Activities to Team Build & Welcome Them Back
It's August and that means one thing for parents, children and teachers - back to school time. The parents are ready to shoo the kids out the door but the kids may or may not be excited about starting back up. Teachers are back in the classrooms…
Carnival of Education: It's So Much Better When You Can TOUCH Things!
We are honored to periodically host the Carnival of Education. Hats off to our good friend Jane Goodwin for all of her work on the latest Carnival. - editor
Welcome to the Carnival of Education, hosted right here at Steve Spangler Science!…
Carnival of Education – 202nd Edition
Welcome to the 202nd Carnival of Education! There are, scientifically speaking, only 12 days of Christmas - beginning with Christmas Day and extending on into January, ending with Epiphany - but, scientifically speaking, there are MORE than…
Colorado Science Teacher of the Year
Just stick your head above the crowd and someone will shoot at it. One Colorado elementary teacher is getting hit in the head with flying film canisters powered by water and Alka-Seltzer... and the kids are being praised. Colorado Association…
Mad About Science Week – Wally Keesecker
Our week-long salute to amazing science teachers wraps up with a visit to Heritage High School in Littleton, Colorado, where chemistry teacher Wally Keesecker gets students fired up about science. Wally is well-known for his attention-grabbing…
Mad About Science Week – Emily Pringle
The next stop on our week-long tour was Hamilton Middle School in the Denver Public Schools to shine the spotlight on Ms. Emily Pringle, science teacher extraordinaire. Emily Pringle has taught there for eight years and uses the scientific method…
