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1. youngscientistlab.com › science-starters › lesson-plansHands-On Activities | Young Scientist Lab

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   Family Activity. Classroom Activity. Student Activity. Discovery Education and 3M created the Young Scientist Lab to provide students from every background with a direct connection to the power of problem-solving. Join us as we encourage students to tackle real-world challenges that are important to them with hands-on learning tools aligned to ...

2. youngscientistlab.com › annual-challenge › faqsFrequently Asked Questions | Young Scientist Lab

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   A Contest Medal. An invitation to join the 3M Young Scientist Challenge Alumni Network, which brings together Finalists and mentors from the first year of the 3M and Discovery Education partnership in 2008 through the latest Challenge year. Two Runner-Up Prizes. $2,000 to be applied to an adventure of the winner’s choice.

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   • There is a twenty-page PowerPoint that introduces students to what a scientist is and what they do. Our kids find it so interesting to learn about the history of scientists while we read 100 Scientists Who Made History by Andrea Mills. Together with their classmates, students will make a visual display of a scientist.

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   What will students learn in a science class?

   • They will learn about scientists and what it is they do, science tools, and the importance of science safety. Students will complete an anchor chart, worksheets, and a craftivity. There is a twenty-page PowerPoint that introduces students to what a scientist is and what they do.

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   How do I support students in the 3M Young Scientist Challenge?

   • Give students a roadmap to real-world problem solving with a variety of easy-to-use resources designed to support student entries in the 3M Young Scientist Challenge. Visualize your ideas with a storyboarding tool. Plan out your idea through simple steps in a storyboard.

   Challenge Resources | Young Scientist Lab

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   How can I encourage students to think like a scientist?

   • Use a series of simple brainstorming exercises to encourage students as they create their challenge submission. Inspire students to think like a Scientist. Access one-week innovative challenges that will inspire learners to consider how to improve the world around them. Implement the challenge anywhere with this handy tool.

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4. www.educationworld.com › a_news › how-your-studentHow Your Student Can Become America's Top Young Scientist

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   Created by Discovery Education and 3M, the Young Scientist Challenge invites science students in grades 5-8 to compete for the title of America’s Top Young Scientist by sharing their ideas for how science can solve a problem in the local, national or global community. Finalists will attend a summer mentorship program to be guided by the best ...

5. youngscientistlab.com › annual-challenge › challengeChallenge Resources | Young Scientist Lab

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   2021 3M Young Scientist Challenge Finalist. “ This challenge was a fantastic opportunity to integrate myself more into the world of brain computer interfaces and how they can be applied in early diagnosis and treatment. Learn what sparked Moitri’s journey. Discovery Education and 3M created the Young Scientist Lab to provide students from ...

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7. www.ncpedia.org › 1think_like_a_scientistThink like a scientist: Student reading / activity guide

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   You can classify items in all kinds of ways, using size, shape, purpose, color, and so on. Scientists use this skill to organize information and objects. As a scientist solving a problem you are collecting data, and when you group similar data together, it is easier for you to understand how they relate or connect.

8. www.biointeractive.org › sites › defaultScientist Role Models Activity Student Handout (Extended)

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   2. Do the following to learn more about your scientist and their work: a. If you picked a scientist from the “Scientist Profiles” document, watch the BioInteractive video listed for that scientist. b. Find and explore your scientist’s website by searching online. c. Read other articles or resources that mention your scientist. 3.