Tag: teachers
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DonorsChoose Science Challenge Results!
The DonorsChoose Science Blog Challenge is over–and Bug Donors were able to fund a Connecticut teacher! Yay! Here’s what she had to say: I cannot even begin to express my gratitude for your generosity. It […]
Reminder: Donor’s Choose Entomology Challenge
Yep, it’s time for the yearly DonorsChoose Science Challenge! I choose 4 insect science projects in high poverty schools, and I hope my buggy friends will step up and fund them. I especially would like […]
Show other science bloggers what bugologists are made of
Yep, it’s time for the yearly DonorsChoose Science Challenge! I chose 4 insect science projects in high poverty schools, and I hope my buggy friends will step up and fund them. I especially would like […]
School of Ants
I love citizen science projects, and this one looks like a great project for teachers! The School of Ants project is a citizen-scientist driven study of the ants that live in urban areas, particularly around […]
I CHALLENGE THEE
Hey–who wants to have a ScienceBlogs vs. Discover blogs vs. Nature Blog Network throw down for Donor’s Choose? This October, I’ll be part of the DonorsChoose.org Social Media Challenge. This is a friendly month-long competition […]
Raptor Lesson Plans!
Ooooh…just stumbled over this and thought I would share. The University of Minnesota Raptor Center has a section of lesson plans related to raptors! I especially liked the ones involving math and graphing of data. […]
End of the Year Donors’ Choose update!
I am really excited to report that the Donors Choose Blogger Challenge was a huge success! Yesterday I got a surprise package from Donors Choose, and this info: $276,171 in donations to classroom projects reaching […]
New Evolution/Educational resources
A bunch of new FREE stuff out from AIBS: “The teaching and learning resources compiled for the fifth annual evolution symposium and educator workshop, “Illuminating Biology: An Evolutionary Perspective,” held in October at the National […]
Bug Gwen 