WSTA Bite-Size Science Professional Learning
March 12, 2026, 4:00-5:00 pm
Challenge Based Learning:
Plant the Moon Challenge and the Build the Moon Challenge
Open to All, Register Here: WSTA Bite-Size PD
Clock Hours Available
Challenge Based Professional Learning in Science:
Join Joshua Neubert with the Institute of Competition Sciences for a teacher-focused webinar exploring Challenge-Based Learning and how it can be used to engage students in authentic, real-world STEM investigations. The session will begin with an overview of challenge-based learning as an instructional approach, including why it supports inquiry, student ownership, and NGSS-aligned practices.
Session Highlights:
Learn how Challenge-Based Learning can support inquiry-driven STEM instruction in this teacher-focused webinar with the Institute of Competition Sciences. The session will introduce the Plant the Moon and Build the Moon Challenges, NASA Artemis-aligned classroom experiences that help students apply experimental design, data analysis, and engineering practices through real-world investigations.
Presenter: Joshua Neubert, Chief Executive Officer, Institute of Competitive Sciences.
Who Should Attend: This session is designed for science teachers at all grade levels and will include practical examples, classroom connections, and an overview of teacher support resources and professional learning opportunities.
Registration Information: Please register via the Washington State Science Teachers (WSTA) Event Calendar. Registration Link: WSTA-Washington Science Teachers Association - Events A Zoom link will be sent to you after registration.
Clock Hours: For questions regarding clock hours, please contact Don Pruett, WSTA Professional Development Coordinator, at puyalluppruett@gmail.com.