KBLOG ALERT: Engineering Competition and Coding for Girls

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What is a KBLOG ALERT?

What is a KBLOG ALERT?

Interesting, exciting and timely educational material often catches my attention. This includes upcoming webinars and science competition announcements. I have gathered many teaching tools from participating in webinars and I feel, as I will blog about them later, that science competitions should be a part of the life of students. When I do find any time-sensitive material relevant to helping educators and their students I will pass those on in my KBLOG ALERTS.

ALERT NOTICE

Ping Pong Pickup Challenge (Science Buddies, due March 19, 2023)

K-12 students worldwide are invited to give engineering a try with the annual Engineering Challenge from Science Buddies. Announced every January, the Science Buddies Engineering Challenge lets students use their problem-solving skills to design, build, and test contraptions. The challenges use simple materials and are free for all to participate. Try this year's challenge, and you may win a cash prize for your school or nonprofit!  The website has great lesson plans for all levels (K-12) and a video that clearly shows what the competition is about. I love this and it is FREE.

https://www.sciencebuddies.org/engineering-challenge?from=Blog

Girls Who Code Codefair (New York City March 24-26)

We are thrilled to invite the public to play, discover, code, and engage their imagination using technology’s most thrilling innovations. From discovering the Metaverse to coding your aura and becoming a safer cyber citizen, guests will find endless opportunities to nurture their passions while learning computer science fundamentals and experiencing Girls Who Code programming IRL (there is a reasonable fee for tickets)

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/codefair-public-hours-tickets-517069878927

Richard Kurtz

Richard Kurtz is an award-winning science educator, teaching in New York for almost 40 years. Richard has had extensive experience working with teachers and students in developing hands-on science activities in biology, science research and inventing both in person and virtually. He is currently a semi-retired educational consultant who is passionate about helping teachers and parents learn and apply strategies to help their students unlock their potential as innovators.

https://www.k12stemspace.com
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