NEED News & Articles
Pedaling for Power!
Constellation Energy hosted Energy Education Day at Sunset Elementary in Pasadena, MD on March 23rd! All of the 4th and 5th grade students participated in activities using…
Testimonial
At NEED, we love what we do. We are always honored that you love it too! So it’s always a real treat to hear how our curriculum and commitment to…
Benefits of LED Lights in the Classroom
Children learn much more by the examples that adults in their lives set than they do by simply listening to what they are told. We…
Gas prices got you down? Feel powerless? Heres how to fight back
Listening to the news recently I heard commentators talking about current gas prices. They are heading north of $3.40 per gallon in my area at the moment. …
Sierra Middle Schools Solarbration, Bakersfield, CA
On January 19th, Sierra Middle School in Bakersfield California celebrated the official opening of their 20 kilowatt solar array. The array was made possible with a…
NEED will be at NSTA Annual Conference!
The National Science Teachers Association will host their Annual Conference March 29 – April 1, 2012 in Indianapolis! Thousands of science teachers from around the…
The NEED Project
Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!
This update is absolutely radiant! ⚛️
NEED’s updated nuclear curriculum helps students explore uranium, atoms, reactors, electricity generation, safety, and careers through engaging, classroom-ready resources.
Available as a free PDF download at
Nuclear Energy/Uranium (I/S) · National Energy Education Development Project
www.need.org
Newly Updated! FREE PDF Download Guides: ·Energy From Uranium (6-8) ·Exploring Nuclear Energy (9-12) Through background information and hands-on activities, students will learn about the chemistry a...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Don't miss out! We're already filling up the fall calendar with free, hands-on energy professional development. Find one near you and join us! www.NEED.org/events
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Our last NEED Energy Exchange Monthly Webinar for this school year took place this week, but have no fear as you can view the recording (and all of our previous monthly webinars) at youtu.be/tG2zfVmFJW0
Stay tuned as we'll bring back this monthly offering for the 2026-2027 school year!
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