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Le Case della Scienza: Chimica & Materiali Silvia Grandi | added on Aug 08, 2011 | Italy A week-end dedicated to discovery, science and technology culture in Imola.
NATA Young Scientists of the Year Award 2011 Philip Keeffe | added on Apr 07, 2011 | Australia An annual natiional science competition for Primary School students to encourage young scientists and promote learning of science among schoolchildren.
The Rare Earth Chemical Element Card Game Jim Macdonald | added on Mar 02, 2011 | Canada The Rare Earth Chemical Element Card Game is a new game designed to teach middle school and high school students the fundamentals of the periodic table.
IYC2011: Captivating Chemistry Emily Perry | added on Jan 19, 2011 | United Kingdom A workshop for KS2 and KS3 teachers to collaboratively develop classroom activities to inspire and enthuse their pupils in IYC2011
Topic: | educational materials, classroom activity, chemistry education, networking, resources | Audience: | teachers, secondary schools, primary schools, educators, educational institutions, schools |
The Oxford Chemistry Show Zareen Ahmed-Stewart | added on Jan 19, 2011 | United Kingdom The University of Oxford's MPLS Division is inviting local Oxford Primary Schools to a Chemistry Show presented by Drs Hugh Cartwright and Malcolm Stewart from the Department of Chemistry.
Topic: | chemistry education | Audience: | primary schools |