These free, fun, at-home resources encourage open-ended exploration, imaginative learning, personal relevance, deep engagement and delight for all age ranges.

Old t-shirts can be given new life by turning them into a reusable shopping bag! Learn how, follow along in this bilingual DIY video from New York Hall of Science, narrated in both English and Spanish.

La ciencia empieza en la cocina. ¡Hacer mantequilla en un frasco es una actividad familiar perfecta que es divertida, fácile incluso podría ahorrarle algo de dinero! Solo necesita un ingrediente: crema para batir.

Available to read on Apple Books, False Conviction: Innocence, Guilt & Science will will change how you view the role of science in the legal system. The interactive ebook focuses on real cases in which eyewitness accounts, confessions and crime lab tests led to false convictions, and where DNA evidence helped exonerate the innocent.

Visual activity guides are perfect for early learners. What happens when you mix water and cornstarch? You get oobleck! Put a fun sensory spin on this classic science experiment by incorporating ice cubes to make oobleck.

NYSCI is collaborating with the local community to build a rich ecosystem of STEM opportunities for educators, young people, & families in Queens.

NYSCI is seeking deep engagements with local thinkers, creators, makers, educators, artists, technicians, architects, and engineers working in and around the design community for the second year of its Designers-in-Residence (DiR) Program.