The STEM Hotspot at Olympic ESD 114 connects teachers on the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas to everything they need to pump up the STEM!
Bremerton, WA
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Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
Celebrate #WorldReadAloudDay with a brand new #StorytimeFromSea! #SecretsoftheSea is the story of revolutionary #marinescientist #JeannePower. (1/2)
#WorldReadAloudDay2023
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
We're underway on the 25-day Luʻuaeaahikiikapāpahākuʻiwawā cruise for high-resolution mapping of deep waters in the northern extent of #PapahānaumokuākeaMarineNationalMonument using our ship-based mapping system. Stay tuned for more updates! Learn more: nautl.us/3A3g8I5
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
In honor of #BacktoSchool season, we invite you to check out the #DeepOceanEducationProject's resources on #oceanexploration featuring OET, @oceanexplorer, and @SchmidtOcean. nautl.us/3pwSu1D
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
Teachers should open up the process of defining engineering problems, criteria, and constraints to students
stemteachingtools.org/brief/…
#SciEd, #ScienceEd #STEMed, #NGSS #NGSSchat
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
How might arguing from evidence elevate trial-and-error or tinkering into more genuine engineering design?
stemteachingtools.org/brief/…
#SciEd, #ScienceEd #STEMed, #NGSS #NGSSchat
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
First day at @MCZHarvard Identifying starfish for Invertebrate Zoology! not bad. The @EVNautilus #nautiluslive stuff revealed potentially new species!
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
"This huge range expansion of Solumbellula in the Pacific Ocean reminds us how important ocean exploration efforts are to understanding this diversity of our planet."
Check out this @CNET article covering our groundbreaking #seapen video: nautl.us/3PjSopq
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
Those men were at the constitutional convention on stolen land writing about "freedom" while eating meals prepared by the human beings they owned. Some chewed and swallowed that food with teeth stolen from someone else's mouth. And we were taught in school to call them "fathers."
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
School's almost over, but we run matches all year long.
Have a girl scout troop that wants to talk about beach animals?
Have a summer camp group that wants to learn about birds or snakes in the woods?
We've got a scientist for that.
Sign up here!
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Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
Do you love connecting math with art in your classroom? @MathigonOrg is sponsoring its first Polypad Art Contest for students up to 18! Find details and enter here: bit.ly/3EYC35f #mathchat
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
E/V Nautilus team members were honored to sail alongside this beautiful #whaleshark (lelewa'a in #OleloHawaii) and were even able to capture the graceful creature on camera with a GoPro. Did you know, each shark has a unique pattern of light-colored spots and stripes on its back?
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
#PacificRemoteIslandsMarineNationalMonument we spotted TWO #dumbooctopuses: a full-grown Grimpoteuthis and juvenile Cirroteuthis. Both are cirrate #octopus with paired fins that resemble floppy ears on their heads. Watch: youtu.be/EjliF9Ms1OE
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
We’re kicking off expedition Lu‘uaeaahikiikumu in a big way with a dive to 2600m on King George Seamount to survey the communities on the southern ridge.
Live streaming the dive + audience Q&A beginning at 8 pm HT: NautilusLive.org
@sanctuaries @HawaiiReef
ALT Flat topped King George Seamount viewed from the southern side with waypoints moving up a southern ridge
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
E/V Nautilus will be exploring Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument between April April 7 and May 1 and during this time, you can schedule a live ship-to-shore interaction for your classroom in English or 'Ōlelo Hawaiʻi: nautl.us/3tqED0g #OleloHawaii @sanctuaries
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
Shoutout to our 12-4 watch: all 8 members are women or non-binary. These pilots, navigators, scientists, video engineers, and communicators make our #NautilusLive dives possible. This is a great reminder that STEAM and #oceanexploration are for everyone! #WomensHistoryMonth
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
In honor of #WorldPoetryDay we invite you to read “Deep Sea Oddities”- a seafloor poetry book written by ROV Pilot Jessica Sandoval, illustrated by Melissa and Jessica Sandoval, and inspired by the team and adventures of E/V Nautilus: nautl.us/3u76AJb
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
Teachers should open up the process of defining engineering problems, criteria, and constraints to students. This is a crucial aspect of design thinking.
stemteachingtools.org/brief/…
#NGSS #NGSSchat
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
#DiveAlert! The first dive of the expedition is officially underway! Watch live at nautiluslive.org! 🌊🛳🎥
Kim Weaver, OESD STEM Coordinator retweeted
Congratulations to Hercules pilot (and previous ROV Engineering Intern) Jessica Sandoval for being named by the Explorers Club as one of the 50 People Changing the World Who the World Needs to Know About for 2022! nautl.us/3whi27C
