In response to the increased need to stay and learn at home, we’ve compiled some of our favorite fun and free educational resources related to food, water, health, and STEM.
Recorded lessons on the life cycle of a chicken, embryo development, chicken breeds, incubators, egg parts and functions, and live chick hatching.
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Video tours, animal facts, and activities to keep you informed, entertained, and engaged with daily videos, wildlife-themed activity ideas, and more.
All ages.
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Free, virtual lessons of compassion, respect, and proper care for animals.
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Hands-on activity ideas to promote agricultural literacy among youth during out-of-school time while developing their understanding, appreciation, and application of science.
Grades 3-5
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Learn to grow food and donate extra locally. The resources below are designed to help you grow your own food this year with Colorado State University Extension & Master Gardeners are here to help every step of the way.
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A virtual portal to help students (and adults) learn more about water in Colorado.
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Become a Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network volunteer and learn to measure and map precipitation (rain, hail, and snow). Slideshows available in French and English.
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Activities and videos on timely topics and general science support for virtual and at-home learning.
Middle school and above
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Check out the videos tab for fascinating phenomena, fun experiements, and the LSOP TV show!
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Stay Healthy, Love Science, and Avoid Boredom at Home! Raid your pantry and closets for everyday items you can use to explore science, math, and engineering. Art projects can inspire science investigations, too.
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