PS 199 Science Center

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These remarkable floating farms could help feed hungry people around the world. Not enough land? Try farming on water.

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Home The PS199 Science Center will be a greenhouse laboratory built to encourage grade school children to embrace science while making educated choices about their impact on the environment.

"Dirt Day: Garden & Greenhouse Fun" was a wonderful event. Students, parents, teachers and staff helped relocate plants in the PS 199 garden to make room for our amazing new PS 199 Science Center! It's really happening!

The International Space Station passed over New York City the night of October 18, 2015. There have been 15 years of human astronauts on board the ISS. Did you wave hi?

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(October 18, 2015) --- A night pass of city lights taken by an Expedition 45 crew member.

"Maker technologies such as Makey-Makey, littleBits, Arduinos, 3D printers, and robotics kits provide opportunities for learners to experiment and invent for themselves." Why the maker movement is here to stay: Education World on the tools, technologies, and resources that are turning a trend into a sea change.

Why the Maker Movement is Here to Stay According to Dr. Jackie Gerstein in a post for It’s About Time, there are several reasons contributing to the “perfect storm” that is allowing for...

The Agriculture Department has found that when schools served local , kids ate more healthy meals and threw less food in the trash.

As Schools Buy More Local Food, Kids Throw Less Food In The Trash Kids in America's schools are eating more local food, although it makes up only a small part of the average meal. Advocates say local food doesn't have to cost more, but buying it does take more time.

Don't doodle? No way! Calling all creative kids! A chance to be featured as Google's next Doodle!

Google wants K-12 students to recreate the Google logo using any materials they want Google has announced that its annual Doodle 4 Google competition is open to submissions from young students across the U.S., but with a new twist: you don't have to use a pen and paper.

Thank you to all of you that have donated! Your contributions have made all the difference! Shout out to our public officials Gale Brewer Linda B. Rosenthal and Helen Rosenthal for helping us close the gap to reach our fundraising goals! We are finalizing the design and on track to break ground in early 2016! How amazing is that?

What can you do to help ? National Geographic's Dr. Enric Sala says, "The one thing you can do is eat more ."

We think that is awesome too, NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly! 🎸🎶🎻🎺🎷🎹

Music is a huge part of life in space. Here's my playlist of a http://spoti.fi/1M2pTdq Enjoy!

What will your great discovery be? The White House is hosting its tomorrow to encourage and careers in .

Looking to the Stars for Inspiration at White House Astronomy Night During the first White House Astronomy Night in 2009, President Obama asked students, “What will your great discovery be?”