The Minnesota Science Teachers Education Project is a statewide professional development program for teachers of science presented by Hamline University's Graduate School of Education through its Center for Global Environmental Education. MnSTEP offers no-cost, grade-appropriate, standards-based summer science workshops for Minnesota K-12 science teachers. Topics include Earth Science, Biology/Environmental Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Inquiry and Assessment.

The activities in this online collection are submissions written by teachers who participated in one of these summer workshops on science content and pedagogy. The activities reflect individual integration plans for applying newfound content knowledge and inquiry strategies directly in classroom curriculum and practice.

For more information about the MnSTEP Project, see the link above for the main website or contact Shawn Hubert, the MnSTEP Coordinator (651-523-2846).

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