What is ClimeTime?
ClimeTime is a state-led network for climate science learning that helps teachers and their students understand climate science issues affecting Washington communities
ClimeTime in the News
Grist Magazine featured ClimeTime in an article titled How a program in Washington state is bringing climate change into the classroom. The article highlights the importance of educating teachers on the impacts of climate change in the hopes that this knowledge will trickle down to the younger generations, making those students more aware of climate change.
Success Stories
Assets and Resources and Maps, OH MY!
On February 8, educators gathered at the Tacoma Professional Development Center to learn about Community Asset Mapping and how it can be used to connect both teachers and students to place. By using online mapping tools and naturalist observation skills, participants...
Telling the Story of Science
On February 1, educators gathered at Poulsbo Elementary School on the Kitsap Peninsula. Over the course of the day, groups brainstormed various ways to lead students on a journey through the scientific phenomena in their schoolyards. The workshop began with some free...
The Engineering Mind
On January 18, educators gathered at the Tacoma Professional Development Center to integrate an understanding of NGSS Engineering Practices into their work with students. Focusing on a puddle at the site, facilitators led the group through an Engineering Design...