We’re excited to share these stories, tips and updates from Letters to a Pre-Scientist community members!
Awesome letter: how to write your final letter to your pre-scientist
We’re sharing real STEM professional letters to pre-scientists annotated by LPS teachers and staff to provide STEM pen pals with inspiration and ideas for their
2022 Year in Review: 11,760 letters exchanged!
Another ‘year in review’ blog post means we’ll share how we finished the 2021-22 school year and how the 2022-23 school year is going! We
Awesome letter: Support pre-scientist’s social emotional learning by sharing strategies for coping with stress
We’re sharing real STEM professional letters to pre-scientists annotated by LPS teachers and staff to provide STEM pen pals with inspiration and ideas for their
Awesome letter: Sharing adversity and perseverance
We’re sharing real STEM professional letters to pre-scientists annotated by LPS teachers and staff to provide STEM pen pals with inspiration and ideas for their
Awesome letter: Continue the conversation with your pen pal by asking and answering questions
We’re sharing real STEM professional letters to pre-scientists annotated by LPS teachers to provide STEM pen pals with inspiration and ideas for their own letters.
Awesome letter: Use images to help describe your higher education journey
We’re sharing real STEM professional letters to pre-scientists annotated by LPS teachers to provide STEM pen pals with inspiration and ideas for their own letters.
Awesome letter: be friendly and make connections to start!
We’re sharing real STEM professional letters to pre-scientists annotated by LPS teachers to provide STEM pen pals with inspiration and ideas for their own letters.
Awesome letter: hook your pre-scientist with an engaging first letter!
We’re sharing real STEM professional letters to pre-scientists annotated by LPS teachers to provide STEM pen pals with inspiration and ideas for their own letters.
A New Normal
“Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” (Note to teachers: you’re not crazy; things have definitely changed.) Returning to normal in education is