Adventures with Poly & Mer | Why Science: "Develop 21st Century learning and thinking skills sought by employers by going on Adventures with Poly & Mer.
Adventures with Poly & Mer is a student and family professional development tool focused on 21st Century learning and thinking skills that are critical to success in school, college, and in life. This versatile resource can be utilized in the classroom or in concert with after-school educational programs.
Use Adventures with Poly & Mer to help you
Gain knowledge and understanding of how science impacts daily life.
Develop skills which support long term academic achievement of students in science & math.
Develop 21st century learning and thinking skills sought by employers.
Schools and school districts, Adventures with Poly & Mer is also available as a board game for student teams with four members.
Boost family involvement, and student outcomes today! Contact WHY SCIENCE now to set up a risk free phone call to learn more about “Adventures with Poly & Mer”, our hands-on & minds-on approach to teaching & learning, and our results."
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Adventures with Poly & Mer is a student and family professional development tool focused on 21st Century learning and thinking skills that are critical to success in school, college, and in life. This versatile resource can be utilized in the classroom or in concert with after-school educational programs.
Use Adventures with Poly & Mer to help you
Gain knowledge and understanding of how science impacts daily life.
Develop skills which support long term academic achievement of students in science & math.
Develop 21st century learning and thinking skills sought by employers.
Schools and school districts, Adventures with Poly & Mer is also available as a board game for student teams with four members.
Boost family involvement, and student outcomes today! Contact WHY SCIENCE now to set up a risk free phone call to learn more about “Adventures with Poly & Mer”, our hands-on & minds-on approach to teaching & learning, and our results."
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