These four-color, sixteen-page magazines introduce key science concepts through engaging games, puzzles, and hands-on activities.

Discover how to make science topics exciting for learners of all ages!

Exhibition openings with curator introductions and relevant resources.

This series of resource books is designed to give teachers, students, and general readers insight into complex science topics.

Improving the quality of education for NYC school children.

Online graduate courses for educators in the life, earth, and physical sciences.

Grades 8-12: Middle and high school laboratory experience in comparative genomics.

Can't manage a field trip to the Gobi Desert or Monterey Bay? Then take a virtual field trip instead, using this innovative CD-ROM series.

Open to K-12 educators working towards certification in life sciences.

Blended course on Inquiry in collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum of Art. P-credit available.

May 3
Explore the basics of evolutionary theory and classification of living things.

CTS summer workshops are four-day sessions that are available for New York City P-credit.

Follow Museum paleontologists on an expedition to the Gobi Desert.

May 30
Explore the intersection between geologic time and biological evolution.

Teachers College - Fall 2008 and Spring 2009

Lehman College - Fall 2008 and Spring 2009

Explore the surface of Mars with NASA rovers, Spirit and Opportunity.

Dive into the world of prehistoric reptiles.

Six-week online graduate courses, offered year round.

(for NYC Department of Education P-credit only) Summer 2009 blended course in earth and biological sciences.

(for NYC Department of Education P-credit only) Summer 2009 blended course in space science.

Join AAAS for a workshop using this innovative resource.

May 9
Explore components of atmospheric cycling and greenhouse effect.

Follow the epic struggle for sea life off the coast of South Africa.

Continue exploring the enduring bond between horses and humans with this collection of Web sites.

Help students dive deeper into water issues with the games, activities, tools, video, and other resources in these educational Web sites.

From data translation and desktop mapping to free data viewers and image processing, you can find a wide range of software resources for remote-sensing resources with this extensive links library.

See kids who've taken conservation into their own hands. Listen to tales of life on the brink of extinction. And fully explore biodiversity with these multimedia resources.

Teaching and talking about evolution can be challenging. Look here for support of all kinds from national organizations, tailored to the needs of educators and students.