What’s a Science Olympiad
A Science Olympiad consists of different hands-on events where students take an active role in exploring science topics related to the school’s science curriculum. The events can be scheduled to occur as half-day up to three-day competitions.
The program helps students of all abilities succeed in science by making science fun and exciting. It is designed for students in grades 4 through 7; however, it can be adapted to include lower grade levels.
Each event, either competitive or non-competitive in design, meets the current National Science Standards, as well as the Science Standards set by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
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► Official Science Olympiad website
► Official Science Olympiad manual
The EMSSOP provides information, manuals, training, and grant money for teachers and administrators to promote Science Olympiad programs in their schools or districts.
Grants up to $2,500 per school will be awarded for equipment and materials related to the Olympiad. Grants are issued on a first come, first served basis.
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Grant deadline is January 28.
Grant Instructions
Presented by David McCutcheon
mccutcheon@ht-sd.org
Presented by Megan Melucci
mmelucci@franklinregional.k12.pa.us
Presented by Science Olympiad, Inc.
http://www.soinc.org
Workshop on integrating Universal Design into STEM teaching, as a strategy for ensuring that students with disabilities and learning differences have access to STEM learning.
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