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SUMMARY:Google Family STEM Day - Oklahoma
DESCRIPTION:A Fun\, Hands-On Family STEM Experience \nDive into an immersive world of technology-driven learning where K–12 students engage in interactive tech-based experiences designed to spark curiosity and innovation! Through creative problem-solving activities developed by leading tech companies like Google and Discovery Education\, participants will connect with real-world applications that bring learning to life. \nStudents will build\, code\, experiment\, and explore how technology works in the real world—including how Google’s data centers power the internet\, artificial intelligence\, and everyday digital experiences.
URL:https://tulsastem.org/event/google-family-stem-day-oklahoma/
LOCATION:Rogers State University – Dr. Carolyn Taylor Center\, 1701 W Will Rogers Blvd\, Claremore\, OK\, 74017
CATEGORIES:STEMtember 2026
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SUMMARY:STEM Program Innovation & Professional Learning Cohort
DESCRIPTION:Ready to strengthen an existing STEM program or bring a new STEM learning experience to life? The STEM Program Innovation & Professional Learning Cohort is a one-month professional learning experience designed to help out-of-school-time (OST) educators and organizations create engaging\, high-quality STEM experiences for youth. \nThrough two virtual learning sessions and one hands-on\, in-person workshop\, participants will gain practical strategies\, tools\, and resources to strengthen STEM facilitation\, refine curriculum\, design engaging learning experiences\, and build a plan for implementation. Participants will also collaborate with fellow OST providers to share ideas\, learn from one another\, and strengthen STEM opportunities across Oklahoma. \nParticipants who complete required cohort milestones and training sessions will receive micro-grant funding to support the implementation of the STEM program or learning experience developed through the cohort. \nScheduled Sessions\n\nWednesday\, August 26\, 2026 | 6:00–8:00 PM | Virtual\nWednesday\, September 9\, 2026 | 6:00–8:00 PM | Virtual\nWednesday\, September 23\, 2026 | 8:00 AM–4:30 PM | In-Person Workshop (Tulsa\, OK)\n\nWho Should Participate?\nParticipation is open to educators and organizations that: \n\nCurrently operate STEM out-of-school-time (OST) programs\nProvide STEM curriculum or program design support\nAre interested in launching new STEM OST programming\n\nParticipation Commitment\nBy registering for this cohort\, participants agree to: \n\nActively participate in all required cohort sessions and complete associated learning activities and milestones.\nIf not already a MOMENTUM partner\, become a MOMENTUM partner and launch the STEM program or learning experience developed through the cohort as a MOMENTUM pilot program.\nJoin Oklahoma’s statewide network of organizations using digital badges to recognize youth achievement and issue MOMENTUM digital badges to eligible participants who successfully complete STEM learning experiences.\n\nParticipation in the cohort\, professional learning\, and associated micro-grant funding is contingent upon fulfilling these commitments. \nReady to strengthen STEM learning opportunities for youth? Register your interest in the STEM Program Innovation & Professional Learning Cohort micro-grant program.
URL:https://tulsastem.org/event/stem-program-innovation-professional-learning-cohort/2026-08-26/
LOCATION:Online\, OK\, United States
CATEGORIES:Professional Development,STEMtember 2026
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SUMMARY:WILD About Outdoor Classroom Days and EE Festivals
DESCRIPTION:Plan it\, Partner up\, Go WILD! Build an unforgettable Outdoor Classroom Day or EE Festival for students in your community.\n\n\nInspire the next generation of outdoor explorers while building a successful environmental education event in your community. WILD About Outdoor Classroom Days and EE Festivals is a hands-on professional learning experience designed for Conservation District staff\, Extension educators\, 4-H professionals\, natural resource agencies\, nonprofits\, and community partners interested in developing local outdoor learning events for elementary and middle school students. \nWhether you’re planning a one-day Outdoor Classroom Day\, a conservation field day\, an environmental education festival\, or a recurring student event\, this workshop will provide the tools\, resources\, and framework to help you move from idea to implementation. Using the nationally recognized Project WILD curriculum and the NAAEE Guidelines for Excellence\, you’ll explore how to design engaging\, educationally sound experiences that connect students to wildlife\, natural resources\, and the outdoors. \nThrough interactive activities\, case studies\, and collaborative planning\, you’ll experience Project WILD lessons as students would and learn how to build field experiences that foster observation\, critical thinking\, problem-solving\, and environmental stewardship. You’ll also explore best practices for creating high-quality environmental education programs and aligning activities with educational standards and age-appropriate learning outcomes. \nDuring this workshop\, you will: \n\nExperience hands-on Project WILD activities focused on wildlife\, habitats\, and ecological relationships\nLearn how to design engaging Outdoor Classroom Days and environmental education festivals for elementary and middle school students\nExplore the NAAEE Guidelines for Excellence for both K–12 Environmental Education and Environmental Education Programs\nIdentify strategies for coordinating partners\, volunteers\, presenters\, and logistics\nDevelop meaningful learning experiences that support Oklahoma Academic Standards and NGSS-aligned science practices\nExplore successful event models from across Oklahoma and beyond\nBegin creating an action plan for implementing a local event during the 2026–2027 school year\n\nParticipants will receive a Project WILD Guide filled with ready-to-use activities\, planning resources\, and tools that can be adapted for festivals\, field days\, school programs\, and outdoor learning events. \nA working lunch will provide additional opportunities for networking\, idea sharing\, and collaborative planning with fellow organizers and environmental education partners. \nWhether you’re launching your first event or strengthening an existing program\, you’ll leave with practical resources\, proven strategies\, and a roadmap for creating impactful outdoor learning experiences that connect students with wildlife\, natural resources\, and their local communities.
URL:https://tulsastem.org/event/wild-about-outdoor-classroom-days-and-ee-festivals/
LOCATION:Oklahoma County OSU Extension Center\, 2500 NE 63rd St\, Oklahoma City\, OK\, 73111\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Nature of Science: Educator Monthly Virtual Learning Series
DESCRIPTION:Get inspired with hands-on\, heads-on activities; connect with fellow educators; and learn from veteran educators during this monthly series!\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin the Oklahoma State Department of Education and certified environmental education facilitators for a FREE monthly interactive virtual professional development series on the 4th Monday of each month from 7:00–8:30 PM CT designed to inspire educators and bring science learning to life through real-world environmental phenomena. \nEach month\, participants will explore timely\, seasonal natural phenomena—from changing weather patterns and wildlife behavior to water movement and plant life cycles—and engage in hands-on\, classroom-ready activities from the nationally recognized Project Learning Tree (PLT)\, Project WET\, and Project WILD that connect directly to what students are observing in their world right now. Community-based organizations will also spotlight relevant resources from grants to field trips\, and more\, to help you connect the youth in your life to the world around them. \nSessions are intentionally designed to spark ideas\, model effective instruction\, and provide space for curiosity. Educators will see activities demonstrated as they would be taught with students\, while learning how lessons support scientific practices\, environmental literacy\, and inquiry-based learning aligned with “The Nature of Science.” \nThis series also creates space to network with fellow passionate educators\, ask questions\, and learn directly from experienced\, veteran environmental educators who bring years of classroom and field expertise. Whether you are new to education or looking for fresh inspiration to strengthen your practice\, each session offers practical strategies you can use immediately. This series is focused on K-12 classroom teachers; however\, all types of educators are welcome\, including early childhood\, afterschool\, and nonformal. \nParticipants will receive certificates for 1.5 professional development hours for each session attended as well as classroom-ready lesson plans and related resources shared. \nTraining Details:\n\nDates: 4th Monday of the month via Zoom technology\nLocation: Virtual: Join from your classroom or couch!\nCost: FREE\nParticipants will receive a certificate for 1.5 hours of professional development.\nParticipants will receive classroom-ready\, field-tested resources to use in their practice from Project WET\, Project WILD\, Project Learning Tree\, and other resources.\n\nQuestions? Contact Us!\nJack Hilgert\, jack.hilgert@conservation.ok.gov\, (405) 613-3835\, Oklahoma Project WET and Project WILD \nLisa Sizelove\, Lisa.Sizelove@sde.ok.gov\, (405) 522-7548\, Project Manager\, Science and Engineering\, Oklahoma State Department of Education \nTony Pascall\, Anthony.Pascall@ag.ok.gov\, (405) 317-8322\, Oklahoma Project Learning Tree \nABOUT THE CURRICULUM: \nProject WET stands for Water Education Today. Water is a part of everything we are\, everything we eat\, and everything we use. Yet most people do not even know where their water comes from\, let alone their larger water footprint. Project WET provides educators\, natural resource professionals\, and more with real-world\, relevant\, and hands-on lessons that create an interdisciplinary learning environment focused on the most essential aspect of life—water. \nProject WILD’s mission is to provide wildlife-based conservation and environmental education that fosters responsible actions toward wildlife and related natural resources. All curriculum materials are backed by sound educational practices and theory\, and represent the work of many professionals within the fields of education and natural resource management from across the country. \nProject Learning Tree® (PLT) provides educators with high-quality professional development\, hands-on activities\, and multi-disciplinary supplemental curriculum that can be easily integrated into lesson plans for all grades and subject areas to help teach youth about trees\, forests\, and the environment.
URL:https://tulsastem.org/event/the-nature-of-science-educator-monthly-virtual-learning-series/2026-08-24/
LOCATION:Online\, OK\, United States
CATEGORIES:Professional Development,STEMtember 2026
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SUMMARY:Educator Appreciation Night
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Education Appreciation Night\, a special celebration dedicated to teachers! Enjoy an all-inclusive evening filled with fun and festivities just for you. Registration opens two weeks before the event—don’t miss out! 21+ event \nRegistration is required
URL:https://tulsastem.org/event/dl-26-educator-appreciation-night/
LOCATION:Discovery Lab\, 3123 Riverside Dr\, Tulsa\, OK\, 74105\, United States
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