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Sacramento Bee MIE

is to: 1 educate, inform and inspire, 2 provide educational resources to classroom teachers, and 3 provide learning opportunities that engage students. encourages lifelong learning through the use of The Bees electronic news and information services, and other community educational resources. program provides eEdition subscriptions to teachers, special projects based on important themes, lesson plans, and innovative activities relevant to students and teachers in Sacramento and throughout Northern California. The eEdition is an exact replica of the newspaper that is delivered to you and your students electronically. Best of all, they can log on and read The Bee from any computer, laptop or tablet, whether at school or at home. Educational subscriptions are available to all classroom teachers at no cost. READ MORE

CareerGPS The Largest Career Exploration Program in California!

September 25 26, 2013 at Cal Expo

CareerGPS is an interactive career exploration program that helps over 6,000 students place their education within the context potential careers and education pathways. Teachers value the high quality experience that complements educational objectives. Employers engage directly with students and play a key role in helping students navigate their futures! Go here for more information > READ MORE

Be Water Smart Contest Winners

The Be Water Smart contest was designed to reinforce water awareness at home. The competition for grades K4 involved students gathering watersaving tips with their parents. Teachers returning the most tips increased the chances of their class being selected in the drawing. Students in grades 58 completed the Be Water Smart News Challenge. The questions were challenging and required students to search the Be Water Smart News student supplement for answers. READ MORE

Books That Change Lives

Like great novels, newspapers are packed with issues that affect us. Its what gives them life, what makes them part of the community. Our next supplement, called Books That Change Lives, spotlights conflicting values and finds their place in the world. Look for Books That Change Lives inside the electronic edition of The Bee on June 4, 2013.

You may preview this supplement, as well as others that were previously published. We have student supplements on a variety of topics for all grade levels. READ MORE

Water Spots Video Contest Winners

The Water Spots Video Contest encouraged students in grades 912 to create 30second public service announcement videos on checking sprinkler systems every month for waterwasting problems and making repairs within 48 hours. All of the winners and finalists saw their videos premiere on the Raley Field Jumbotron before the Sacramento River Cats game on May 5, 2013. READ MORE

The Upper Crust: Serving Up A Closer Look at Plate Tectonics

As a kid you learned that Earth has continents. American students are taught there are seven continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America. Students in other countries are taught there are five or six continents. Which do you think they consider one continent? One thing we can agree upon: long, long ago, there was but one supercontinent called Pangaea. READ MORE