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We are counting down the days until the April 8th Solar Eclipse event! Are you ready? If you need eclipse information, resources, or eclipse-viewing glasses, we have you covered. If you want to learn a bit more about solar maximum, the biggest solar storm in recorded history, and how this connects with how we study the Sun during an eclipse, listen to this NPR Short Wave podcast episode. Below, you will also find information about upcoming events and workshops.
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SCIENCE SHOW & SHARE
Join CIRES Science Show & Share on April 3 for a special webinar featuring Science on Sphere. In this workshop, explore eclipse datasets and best practices for sharing them with your class, ways to incorporate art into your eclipse teaching, and lessons you can add to your unit using citizen science applications like Globe Observer.
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ONLINE AND IN-PERSON WORKSHOPS
Space is still available for UCAR Center for Science Education’s Climate and Earth Science Workshops in April (virtual) and June (in-person). Virtual workshops are free and in-person workshops can include optional graduate-level credit from the Colorado School of Mines.
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Looking for summer experiences for camps, clubs, or homeschool groups? We are currently accepting field trip reservation requests for Summer 2024.
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SubjectToClimate has an Earth Day Teacher Guide with engaging activities and lesson plans. Use their calendar to help you plan your month of April. Each day has a theme and highlights various resources for different grade levels!
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