Let us Help Guide your Toolkit Journey!
 Educators, we hope you had an exciting summer and we can’t wait to start the new school year with you. The Educator Toolkit is here to support you as you head into fall. Have you considered using the Toolkit and don’t know where to start? Or maybe just need a helping hand? See which category you are in and what to do next down below.
 Are you curious about using the Toolkit and don't know where to start? Watch this explainer video to familiarize yourself with what our library has to offer.
 Are you using the Toolkit this school year? Forward this email to a colleague or partner educator who could use these free resources.
 Ready to try a new module this term? Browse the new curriculum and expand your reach.
 Have questions, ideas, or want to share with our team how you're using the Toolkit? Contact us.
Recap: #STEMmovesOhio OLSN Design Challenge
Last school year, students from all across the state came together to tackle the Annual OSLN Design Challenge. The 2025-26 challenge that was posed asked students to enhance electric transportation in the State of Ohio. #STEMmovesOhio led by the Ohio STEM Learning Network in collaboration with the Ohio Manufacturers’ Association and DriveOhio, gave students an excellent opportunity to engage in hands-on projects focused on the future of smart mobility while engaging with local employers.
This playlist from DriveOhio highlights some of the most exciting aspects from the Design Challenge Showcase last spring. From hand-crafted prototypes to Educator Insights about the challenge, these videos are a great starting point to learn what it’s all about.
To learn more about the Ohio STEM Learning Network and this year’s design challenge, visit: osln.org
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AutomatE Curriculum is Ready to Cruise
In case you missed it, DriveOhio released new curriculum called AutomatE – filled with different modules for K-12 for students to explore robot delivery. This curriculum aligns with Ohio Learning and Technology Standards and Next Generation Science Standards too. It’s a great way to engage students with the technology shaping the future of Ohio.
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