This year's Educator Resource Fair featured the following presenters:
Academy of Sciences
ARF (Animal Rescue Foundation)
BAAQD (Clean Air Challenge)
Blackhawk Museums California
Buchanan Airport Tours
California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom
Chabot Space and Science Center
CMC (California Math Council)
CSTA (California Science Teachers' Association)
Diablo Nature Adventures
Dow Wetlands Preserve
EBRP (Black Diamond Mines)
FDA Summer Institute (Healthy Foods)
Friends of Sausal Creek
Gardens at Heather Farms
Kids for the Bay
Lawrence Hall of Science
Life Garden
Lindsay Wildlife Museum
Mad Science
Mt. Diablo Interpretive Association
Mt. View Sanitary District
Natural History to Go
Oakland Zoo
PEAK Energy Coalition
PG & E
Solar Schoolhouse Program
Space Science Lab
UC Botanical Gardens
Vacuum Technology
The Watershed Project
Monday, September 22, 2008
Great Day!
Here are some photos of the Educator Resource Fair that took place today at the Lindsay Wildlife Museum. C3ASME holds this event every year in September.
Mad Science (left) and Oakland Zoo
Lindsay Wildlife Museum
Lawrence Hall of Science
Peak 
Contra Costa Water District
EarthTeam
Monday, August 18, 2008
C3ASME Event: Educator Resource Fair
Contra Costa County Association of Science and Mathematics Educators
in conjunction with
in conjunction with
Lindsay Wildlife Museum
invite you to attend
Free Educator Resource Fair
September 22, 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Teachers!
Here is your chance to connect with local
invite you to attend
Free Educator Resource Fair
September 22, 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Teachers!
Here is your chance to connect with local
resource providers and get a jump on your
planning for the school year!
planning for the school year!
Two scholarships to the Fall Asilomar Math Conference will be given to attendees!
►Need new ideas for your math and science programs?◄
►Interested in finding out what resources are available to you? ◄
►Trying to enrich your curriculum on a limited budget? ◄
►Wondering about local field trip opportunities? ◄
*****Prizes and Refreshments*****
Bring your calendars to this event.
Many of the organizations will allow you to
reserve your dates for programs for the current school year.
This is NOT a retail sales event!
This is NOT a retail sales event!
Payments will not be collected and merchandise will not be sold.
It is solely an event to introduce CCC educators
to the wealth of math and science resources available to them.
Directions to
Lindsay Wildlife Museum
1931 First Ave
Walnut Creek, CA, 94598
From Oakland or San Ramon direction:
Take Highway 24 east to Walnut Creek.
Directions to
Lindsay Wildlife Museum
1931 First Ave
Walnut Creek, CA, 94598
From Oakland or San Ramon direction:
Take Highway 24 east to Walnut Creek.
Take 680 North.
Take the Treat Blvd./Geary Road exit and turn left over freeway.
Proceed three more lights and turn left on Buena Vista.
Turn right on First Avenue.
The museum is half-way up the block on the left.
The museum is half-way up the block on the left.
From Concord & North Bay
Take 680 South to Treat Blvd. exit.
Turn left at light onto North Main St.
Turn right on Geary Road.
Turn left on Buena Vista. Turn right on First Avenue.
Turn left on Buena Vista. Turn right on First Avenue.
The museum is half-way up the block on the left.
Our Mission Statement
The Contra Costa County Association of Science and Mathematics Educators is dedicated to providing continued education on a regular basis for teachers of science and mathematics through newsletters and conferences. Our goal is to expose as many science and mathematics teachers as possible to a variety of new educational techniques, tools, and methods in order to enhance the science and mathematics learning in grades K-12.
Our History
In April of 1992,a group of dedicated educators, some local science and math leaders, had their first face-to-face meeting to brainstorm the logistics necessary to hold a special conference, the first of its kind, for the teachers of Contra Costa County. These people, who came together at the County Office for the preliminary meetings, started what is now known as C3ASME.
The first conference took place at Acalanes Adult School. Much work went into that first conference, and there were fewer members than there were overhead projectors for presentations! Now, over 1,000 members attend the conference. Each attendee is welcomed into the Association and encouraged to add their volunteer support. Every year for one Saturday these dedicated educators present and attend workshops because they care about the education of children.
Founders: Tim Aaronson, Richard Merrill, Phil Dowling, Rollie Otto, Gary Nakagiri, Mez Chafe-Powles, Jim Rybolt, Dave Nickles, Jim McDonald, Guillermo Trejo, Janel Hornbeck, and Gretchen Gilfillan.
Past Presidents: Dave Nichols, Mez Chafe-Powles, Teresa Trejo-Mejia, Barbara Jarred, and Diane Coventry.
The first conference took place at Acalanes Adult School. Much work went into that first conference, and there were fewer members than there were overhead projectors for presentations! Now, over 1,000 members attend the conference. Each attendee is welcomed into the Association and encouraged to add their volunteer support. Every year for one Saturday these dedicated educators present and attend workshops because they care about the education of children.
Founders: Tim Aaronson, Richard Merrill, Phil Dowling, Rollie Otto, Gary Nakagiri, Mez Chafe-Powles, Jim Rybolt, Dave Nickles, Jim McDonald, Guillermo Trejo, Janel Hornbeck, and Gretchen Gilfillan.
Past Presidents: Dave Nichols, Mez Chafe-Powles, Teresa Trejo-Mejia, Barbara Jarred, and Diane Coventry.
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