National Museum of Education, Inc.

06/22/2025

***COMING SOON*** an "Educational Artifacts" gallery coming to our website! We will have some exciting educational pieces to visually explore. If you or anyone you know has any ideas for artifacts, we would love to showcase any items that you may have and would like to share with us.
Feel free to drop any suggestions here in the comments or reach out to us via email at [email protected]
While this gallery is still a work in progress, you can always check out the rest of our website: www.nmoe.org

12/03/2024

Its here, Giving Tuesday! We appreciate all of you. Thank you for any donations you are able to make. We wish you the best holiday season!

Tomorrow is giving Tuesday. We would appreciate it very much if you could donate to NMOE so we can continue our mission. Below is a QR code to donate. Thank you all very much for being such great friends of the Museum.

12/02/2024

Tomorrow is giving Tuesday. We would appreciate it very much if you could donate to NMOE so we can continue our mission. Below is a QR code to donate. Thank you all very much for being such great friends of the Museum.

04/21/2024

04/21/2024

What are you doing for Earth Day this year?

Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22.

02/25/2024

Leap Day, which occurs every four years, is a fantastic opportunity to engage students in fun and educational activities. Here are some creative classroom ideas to celebrate Leap Day:

Bonus Time: Ask students to imagine all the things they could do with an extra day. From reading and writing stories to playing outside with friends and pets, encourage them to dream big!
Leap Day Quiz: Organize a trivia challenge, testing students’ knowledge about historical events, traditions, and scientific facts related to this unique day.
New Heights: Host a “Leap-a-thon” where students participate in various activities involving jumping, bouncing, or skipping. It’s a great way to encourage physical activity.
Get Creative: Arrange a Leap Day themed classroom decoration contest. Students can express their Leap Day inspiration through art and share their work with the class.
Learn Together: Plan a special Leap Day assembly featuring guest speakers or presentations on the significance of leap years and the extra day in our calendar.
Fun with Numbers: Incorporate leap-themed math problems into the day’s lessons. Make learning fun and relevant to the occasion.
STEM Session: Explore physics concepts like gravity and motion through hands-on science experiments related to Leap Day.
Go Global: Celebrate diversity by hosting a “Leap Around the World” showcase. Students can share traditions, customs, and leap year celebrations from different cultures.
Time in a Bottle: Conclude the day with a Leap Day time capsule activity. Encourage students to reflect on their growth and set goals for the next leap year.
Remember, Leap Day is all about making memories, having fun, and aiming high throughout the year!

01/31/2024

12/21/2023

Do you know that today, December 21, 2023, is the winter solstice? Astronomically, it is the first day of winter! It is also the shortest day of the year. That means the days will start getting longer now (slowly). Do you know what causes seasons on Earth? If you guessed it is because of Earth's 23.4-degree tilt on its axis, you are correct! Here is a short video to learn more about the winter and summer solstice.

What is the definition of a solstice, and when do they happen? Is the winter solstice always the first day of winter? Find out what causes these bi-annual as...

12/21/2023

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12/17/2023

'Tis the season for giving. We have three ways you can help out this holiday season. Please check out our website individual support page at https://www.nmoe.org/individual-support. You can choose to honor someone on our Honorary Registry, you can help the National Gallery for America's Young Inventors with our Friends of Education donation, or you can give any amount to our Degree Program.
We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization! Your tax-deductible donations will support America's students for our future!
We truly appreciate all of your support. Please share this post as you see fit.

Honorary Registery Why an Honorary Registry? The Honorary Registry reflects the Mission of the National Museum of Education. It unifies Americans of every background and reveres the ideals essential to continuing America's legacy of greatness. The Honorary Registry offers a chance to make a differen...

11/27/2023

Do you know a K-12 student who has won a national competition for their invention? If so, please have them check our website. We are looking for inductees into the National Gallery for America's Young Inventors. Our deadline for applications has been changed to December 15, 2023.
Please share this post with anyone you know who might be interested. Thank you!

About the National Gallery for America's Young Inventors The National Gallery for America’s Young Inventors is a museum of young American inventors whose ideas hold promise to a positive impact on our society. Its purpose is to preserve and promote great inventions produced by America’s youth. T...

07/28/2023

As we are getting into that "back to school" mode, what types of content would you like for us to share with you?