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Neuroscience Service-Learning Project for K-12 Students

Community-Engaged Learning (Service-Learning)
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This packet created by Stockton University's faculty/staff Dr. Elizabeth Shobe, Michael Tumminia, Jemila Worley, Zayhira Roa, and Melissa Cornelius, contains many great exercises and games that help teach youth about neuroscience at an early age. The Last page of the packet includes websites to learn more.

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