The Amplify Science newsletter | Upcoming webinars and helpful resources

The first day of school brings with it a lot of anticipation and information. Our goal is to guide you and your students by providing information that helps support your classroom during the first few days, weeks, and even months of the year. Read on to learn about some of the resources and webinars that Amplify has created just for you!

Amplify Science@Home resources

Amplify Science@Home is made up of two distinct resources that can be used in remote and hybrid learning environments.

New @Home Units: Modified versions of existing Amplify Science units available as both digital and print resources. These units are condensed versions of the core Amplify Science units, feature key activities optimized for remote learning, and take significantly less instructional time.
Core Instruction: New digital resources make our core Amplify Science units a viable option for classrooms wishing to follow our full program pacing with core units.

Check them out on the Program Hub (just make sure you’re logged in)

Back-to-school night for families

Devices, schedules, logins, links … we know how hard it may be this year to communicate all the things to your families. And we know (from experience!) that caregivers are feeling uncertain at best: Are we doing this right? Are we supporting our children in the best way possible? To help everyone, we’re hosting a back-to-school webinar for families and caregivers. Please share this flyer with families and invite them to join us for an overview of the program their student is using at home on Wednesday, September 23.

Encourage families to register for K–5 and 6–8!

Try Amplify’s new lesson experience!

Amplify is conducting a trial of a new slides-based lesson experience! Participating will save you time and extend your reach in the classroom through intuitive navigation and powerful presentation tools.

Learn more about the free trial

Spotlight

Kimberly Luthy, Grand Island Public Schools, NE

“Mrs. Luthy is an amazing educator who is always innovating new ways to reach students. She is a master at scaffolding content and standards to reach the highest and lowest learners alike. Mrs. Luthy's creative thinking makes her a teacher and kid favorite.” — Kay Niebuhr, teacher, Grand Island Public Schools

Calendar

Amplify STEM Forum on Equity and Inclusion

September 21 and 22
4:00-7:30 p.m. ET

Free professional
learning event

With an upcoming school year different from any other, how do we ensure equity and inclusion for all? To answer this question, Amplify has partnered with Desmos, industry thought leaders, and educators from across the country to discuss the importance of equitable access to high-quality math and science instruction and materials.