SYRACUSE OUT-OF-SCHOOL-TIME NETWORK
We are currently in the process of forming our regional network in Syracuse. If you are interested in learning more about the network, please contact Kelly Sturgis at Kelly@networkforyouthsuccess.org.
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Do you know someone working in our field that deserves to be recognized for all their hard work? Someone who goes above and beyond advocating for the field? A program that is doing innovative things? If so, read the criteria below and nominate them for an award that best suits their excellence. Winners will be celebrated at our Annual Conference this coming spring.![]()
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Nomination deadline is December 1, 2023![]()
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The Quality Leadership Award![]()
The Exemplary Award of Professionalism![]()
The Program Award of Excellence and Innovation![]()
The Champion Award![]()
The Regional Network Leader Award ![]()
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Nominate someone here:
New York State Network for Youth Success |
networkforyouthsuccess.org
Join us in celebrating Computer Science Week from December 4-12! Look at @codeorg to learn how to extend the Hour of Code beyond school hours. After-school programs can participate in this initiative by adding their location to the global map. You can also explore the wide range of events worldwide by visiting bit.ly/3ugp2zr.
STEM Activities for Families: Family engagement is a key factor in developing a positive STEM identity and success in STEM. These easy-to-implement, hands-on activities can be shared with families. The activities focus on engineering, technology, and math skills and content.![]()
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Educator Guide: STEM Activities for Families | NASA/JPL Edu
www.jpl.nasa.gov
Looking for fun and engaging activities for your program? Check out this NASA inspired activities ready to be implemented tomorrow! ![]()
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The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers: A collection of fun and easy activities for ages 4-18 that cover a broad spectrum—everything from designing devices to addressing climate change to coding. ![]()
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tryengineering.org
Looking for fun and engaging activities for your program? Check out this NASA inspired activities ready to be implemented tomorrow! ![]()
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STEM Lessons From Space: Mathematics: A collection of math and engineering activities, videos, and resources with a focus on the International Space Station. ![]()
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STEM Lessons From Space: Mathematics
www.nasa.gov
Looking for fun and engaging activities for your program? Check out this NASA inspired activities ready to be implemented tomorrow! ![]()
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Welcome to Space Math @ NASA: A collection of math videos, books, and activities that are sorted by grade level, science topic, NASA missions, and engineering topics. All activities are based on NASA Mission and projects.![]()
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Welcome to Space Math @ NASA !
spacemath.gsfc.nasa.gov
Looking for fun and engaging activities for your program? Check out this NASA inspired activities ready to be implemented tomorrow! ![]()
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Hands-On Math: Fraction Math Trees: This fun, hands-on, kinesthetic and visual approach to learning about fractions produces “math art”.![]()
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teachbesideme.com
Looking for fun and engaging activities for your program? Check out this NASA inspired activities ready to be implemented tomorrow! ![]()
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Build a Pizza Box Solar Oven: Use easily found materials to create an oven where students can cook s’mores. The activity answers the question “What has engineering got to do with me?” in a way that is fun. ![]()
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Build a Pizza Box Solar Oven | STEM Activity
www.sciencebuddies.org