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MindFuel Resources
Are you looking for engaging learning activities that can be done at home? Do you need education materials and support during times of school closure and physical distancing?
If so, we are ready to help!
MindFuel’s many different types of resources are now available for free. You’ll find games, webinars and all kinds of activities that leverage STEM topics that will keep kids busy during school closure.

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Community Resources
from Amino Labs: Virtual Bioengineer Simulations
Amino Labs has three virtual bioengineer simulators so students can learn and practice genetic engineering skills while discovering the answers to the most common biology, biotechnology and genetic engineering questions. Virtual Bioengineer Simulators take students through different genetic engineering journeys: Discover DNA, Discover Bio-art and Discover genetic engineering
from Edutopia: Teaching Through A Pandemic: A Mindset for This Moment
Hundreds of teachers, many of them operating in countries where teach-from-home has been in place for weeks, weigh in on the mental approach you need to stay grounded in this difficult time.
Tips for the Desktop Warrior
No matter what environment we work in, we all encounter different types of stress. Some we can control, some may be unavoidable. In this resource, Dr. Karen Quinn, Chiropractor & Yoga Instructor, brings awareness to those things we can modify to offset the incoming stress as much as possible.
MindFuel News
Do you have what it takes to…
Calling all Canadian teen gamers, tech nerds, puzzle whizzes and everyone in between! Now is your chance to learn coding, build your own app with a chance to win amazing prizes with MindFuel’s Crack the Code Challenge. Canadian youth from 6 to 18 years (excluding...
MindFuel launches national challenge to get Canadian youth coding
Crack the Code Challenge teaches foundational coding skills and offers the chance for students to win prizes CALGARY, AB, Jan. 14, 2021 /CNW/ - Canadian youth have the opportunity to get a start in the world of coding and be celebrated for their efforts through...
Learning from Home: Top Ten Tips for Parents to Keep Kids on Track
Ways to cope with re-adapting to online learning throughout the school year Calgary – October 21, 2020 – Alberta’s schools and teachers are doing their best to minimize COVID-19 outbreaks during the 2020/21 school year, but parents need to be prepared to assist in...