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Education tools that make learning fun.

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If you are looking to make learning STEM more fun and relevant in the classroom, discover NYSCI Noticing Tools and let the magic happen!

Discover a creative platform for irresistible STEM learning.

The Design-Make-Play for deeper STEM learning.

Noticing Tools™ are a ground-breaking suite of iPad apps that make learning math and science irresistible through play, creative design projects, and collaboration.

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New ebook, Transmissions, slated for 2018

An ebook comic that will use a fictional storyline about five 9th graders, who investigate a mysterious disease, collect evidence, meet with scientists, and even time travel.

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Picture Dots Press Release

Picture Dots encourages conversations and interactions between young learners and their parents, caregivers or educators in ways that connect to early literacy, math and science skills.

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Brick Fest Live

March 30, 2019 to March 31, 2019

Kids and adults can get inspired, educated and entertained with LEGO bricks at this ultimate LEGO fan experience.

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See How NYSCI is Making Learning Fun

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Noticing Tools Now Available in the App Store

NYSCI's five new iPad apps will motivate students to learn fundamental math and science concepts and give teachers and parents a set of mobile resources that can inspire children’s everyday explorations in the classroom, at home, on the playground or just about anywhere else. Collectively known as Noticing Tools™, the five apps are now available in the App Store.

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Noticing Tools™ Selected as a Science Learning Challenge Winner

NYSCI’s Noticing Tools™, a suite of five math and science apps, has been selected as a Science Learning Challenge winner by NewSchools Venture Fund.

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Douglas Moore – NYSCI's New Learning Apps

Doug Moore, NYSCI’s VP of Digital Education Strategy, talks about NYSCI’s new Noticing Tools™.

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