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From a young age, Jessica Kisunzu loved solving puzzles, this love for critical thinking eventually led her to find a passion for chemistry.Spotlight On . . .
Seychelle has volunteered with BASIS for 4+ yrs. Her involvement has gone beyond classroom presentations to include the Steering Committee & Campus Coordinator positions. Here, she shares her journey in science & outreach.
Lindsey teaches 4th & 5th grade at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary in West Oakland. Here she reflects on her past experiences with science as a student & today, as a teacher.Science Super Star Challenge!
Congratulations to the teachers -- and whole schools! -- who completed this year's Science Super Star Challenge! We'll be contacting all the winners in the coming weeks to arrange a time to deliver your prizes! You serve as great examples of how effective science teaching can be woven into the school day! We are thrilled to present this year's Science Super Star teachers and schools.
See last year's winners & their reactions here !
Our Mission and Vision
The mission of CRS is to connect and engage educators, students, and scientists in a vibrant and innovative web of science learning resources, transforming science education. Our vision is a community of educators and scientists working together to excite all children about learning through the scientific exploration of the world around them. Community Resources for Science contributes to this vision by weaving connections between the needs of individual teachers and educational resources, while acting as a catalyst to improve the available resources in our community.
Our goal is simple: help teachers give students more opportunities to “do science” – to ask questions, test ideas, get their hands on real science activities. We need to inspire the next generation of thinkers, makers, problem solvers, and leaders!
