Please feel free to learn more about us in the about us section, schedule a meeting with our coordinator in the contact us section, or find out more by submitting a question form! You can also check in with our current and upcoming activities on the science activities page.
Free online lesson plans and materials
Have you been searching for the perfect lesson for your classroom or after school program? MOSAIC is offering its lessons to teachers and community groups for implementation - for free! Simply review the lessons below by clicking on their pictures, determine which seem appealing, and contact us by filling out a Lesson and Materials Request!
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NEw mosaic activities (coming soon)
MOSAIC will be exploring a few new modules this summer and fall. As many of our current lessons reach ages 5-12, new lessons are being designed for early childhood, elementary, and high school. Some potential topics may include bionics, biofuels, magnets, microscopes, new forensics lessons, and more! Keep an eye out for new activities on this page.
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MOSAIC For Broader Impacts
If you're looking for a strong impacts statement, MOSAIC is your way to extend learning to a broad and diverse community. Current and prospective teachers are impacted by MOSAIC trainings and workshops (affecting their current or future students); K-12 students are impacted directly through MOSAIC lesson implementation at various sites; and most importantly, the materials developed will be hosted on our teacher page, so it is accessible to educators worldwide! Feel free to contact us to find out more!
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do you think your lesson is mosaic material?
Whether you are a future teacher with an amazing lesson plan or preparing an event for outreach, consider MOSAIC your platform for testing! Take your lessons to students who are interested in or developing an interest in science and see how they work in an informal setting! If your lesson works out well, we may even add it to the MOSAIC curriculum (with a poster and fancy handouts to boot). Find out more by contacting us today!
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Current Activities
Click the images below to find out more about a specific activity. Click here to find out about event locations and dates.
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