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Acidic Seas Educator Guide (6-12)
Help students understand the importance of using chemistry to study the marine environment.
Amateur Astronomers Educator Guide (6-12)
Do your students think astronomy is only for "professionals"? Introduce them to the wide range of people that are studying the skies from their own homes.
Asteroid Hunters Educator Guide (6-12)
Find standards-based resources for using QUEST television and radio stories about asteriods in your science classroom.
Bay Area Faults and Earthquakes Educator Guide (6-12)
We live in earthquake country. Earthquakes are part of the geologic fabric of California. The Bay Area sits on a series of active faults that include the San Andreas, Calaveras, and Hayward. Of the three major fault systems, the Hayward is of most concern to geologists.
Bio Inspiration: Nature As Muse Educator Guide (6-12)
Did you know that the idea for Velcro came from cockleburs? Since the 15th century, engineers have been looking to the natural world for design ideas. Use this QUEST story and Educator Guide to show students how evolution is informing engineering.
Biofuels Educator Guide (6-12)
Use QUEST video and audio in your classroom to help students understand the biochemistry behind alternative energy sources.
California at the Tipping Point Educator Guide (4-12)
How is California changing as a result of climate change? Use this video and Educator Guide to show students the environmental impacts of our altered climate.
Chasing Beetles, Finding Darwin Educator Guide (6-12)
Give your students a modern-day look at how scientists continue to use Darwin's theories in their research.
Climate Change and Organisms Educator Guide (4-12)
Use QUEST televison and radio stories in your classroom to illuminate current effects of climate change on plants and animals.
Climate Change and Water Educator Guide (6-12)
Use multiple QUEST media resources to show the local impact of climate change on our ocean and find out how scientists are studying our freshwater supply.
