Important Information for New Hampshire Teachers of Science, 2008 (last update: 5/2/08)

• NHSTA 2008 Fall Conference: Call for Presenters and Exhibitors  If you are interested in doing a workshop or exhibiting at the New Hampshire Science Teacher's Association Fall Conference, please "click" in the appropriate place below and fill out the form. 
  The NHSTA Fall Conference is for teachers of grades K - 12 and is called an Elementary-Middle-High School Science Conference. It will be held at Pinkerton Academy in Derry, NH, on Tuesday, November 4, 2008.  Workshop Proposal Home Page.  If you are representing a business and would like to be an exhibitor click here: NHSTA Fall, 2008 K-12 Conference - Exhibitor's Form  (New, 4/2/08)

• Free Weekly Science Puzzles from Cogno (New, 5/2/08)

• FREE Teacher’s Kit and Opportunity to Win $200 in Random Drawing (The CAPCO Classroom Aerosol Adventure Kit) (New, 1/22/08)
   

• New Chemistry Lessons Teach Students about Fire.  The Chemistry of Fire program is being sent to high school science department chairs nationwide (New, 1/15/08)
   

• James Fabiano's Blog (James Fabiano is the Science Department Chair at Newmarket High School).  http://fabiano.magic-city-news.com/  (New 12/10/07)
   

• NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Virtual Field Trip site. (New, 11/05/07)
   

• First Science Olympiad Competition to be held in the state of New Hampshire! (New, 10/21/07)
   

• Information about the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium: Field Trip Info, Planetarium Shows, School Visits.
   Also Professional Development Workshop.  (..is a .pdf file.  Updated, 10/2/07)
   

• Link to Project Smart Home Page.  Project SMART is a Summer Institute at the University of New Hampshire (UNH) that challenges, educates, and motivates talented high school students in science and mathematics while acquainting them with the environment and resources of the University as a place for higher education and research. (New 3/7/07)
   

• NASA "Space Place!" Monthly Columns of space info specially designed to help educators stay current! (Updated, 9/21/07)
   

• Mount Washington Observatory’s Educational Outreach (New, 11/23/06)
   

• Electronic Naturalist, a free natural science education website. (New, 10/26/06)
   

• The Ossippee Ring Dike Complex trip took place on Saturday, October 14, 2006, 8:30 am - 3:00 pm.  Here are some of the supporting documents and pictures! (New, 10/16/06)
   

• 101 Things Everyone Should Know About Science, a free book for NSTA members,   (New, 9/14/06)
   

• Consumer Aerosol Products Council (CAPCO) has created a FREE resource for science teachers. (New, 10/26/06)
   

• Tox Town is an interactive guide to commonly encountered toxic substances and their impact on human health and the environment. (Posted, 5/8/06)
   

• New, Free NIH Curriculum Supplements for Middle School Science and Health Teachers (Posted, 5/4/06)
   

• Building a Presence for Science Education - a way for science teachers to communicate throughout New Hampshire! (Posted, 4/27/06)
   

• UNH Nanotechnology Outreach Activities (Posted, 8/29/05)
   

• Graduate programs in science education at Plymouth State University (Posted, 8/3/05)
   

• Future Water Guardians of NH, GROUNDWATER  DEMONSTRATIONS, AVAILABLE TO CLASSES & GROUPS – FREE, 40 minute classroom presentations are being scheduled now (Posted, 5/6/05)
   

• Earth Exploration Toolbook - incorporate real time oceanographic data into your curriculum - from the University of New Hampshire.  A description and a link to the EET home page! (Posted, 12/18/04)
   

• Chemistry Question Bank: Malcolm Melcher is a retired high school chemistry teacher who has composed nearly 7,000 test questions over the years. He wants to share (answers included) with other teachers.  This is a non-profit venture.  It is a 100% free service.  A User Name and Password are needed to get beyond the Home Page (this is to give teacher access and to prevent student viewing). (Posted 12/12/04)
   

• Useful Safety Information for New Hampshire Science Teachers (Last updated, 3/14/06)
   

• Find out about the science behind P&G (Proctor and Gamble) products with "Science In The Box" (Posted, 12/8/04)
   

• New Program Allows NH Science Teachers to Add General Science Endorsement (Posted, 8/17/04)
   

• APS Careers in Physiology Brochure

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