Teacher Newsletter

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Summer Learning

This summer, we've been thrilled to meet up with teachers at a couple different professional development outings. See the photos and info below.


We have two more dates coming up in August. Now is your chance to sign-up.


  • August 6th at Regis College (primarily Middle School audience)
  • August 14th at Acton-Boxborough Schools (primarily High School audience)


Participants will have access to information AND inspiration - as well as a printed copy of the poster below.

SIGN UP HERE
 

New Classroom Poster


Download this PDF and print as a 16x20 Classroom poster for your science classroom.


The poster walks through the steps to participate, the required components, and info about websites and handbooks.


Attend a workshop and receive a pre-printed poster.

Download Here

Summer Workshops


We were thrilled to partner with the Wade Institute for Science Education and the Lloyd Center for their weeklong workshop in Dartmouth. It was nice to see familiar faces and potential future science fair teachers.


We also met with teachers in Athol this week to explore materials and discuss ways to help students develop strong project ideas. Thanks to Tasha and Alexa from Athol High School for hosting.


One participating teacher found the brainstorming especially valuable: "It was a lot of fun because almost everything we talked about could be a possible Science Fair project!"

Stay informed:


We're so excited to see you again for the 2024-2025 Science Fair Season and hope to see you this summer. If you haven't met your regional committee members yet, I can help you connect.


Join the Science Fair Ready Network to stay up to date on information and opportunities. Sign up here and/or join our teacher-only Facebook group.


Remember you can book an appt with me to plan for next year.

Rebekah Stendahl

Program Director

rstendahl@scifair.com

Book with me


Advancing science and engineering literacy since 1949, the Massachusetts Science & Engineering Fair (MSEF) was founded by the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, MIT professors, and a group of pioneering K-12 science educators. 

MSEF is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.

Massachusetts Science + Engineering Fair | scifair.com

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