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QuanTime is an initiative to bring fun, bite-sized quantum activities to K-12 classrooms across the US. Developed by the National Q12 Education Partnership, QuanTime boasts a repository of activities designed by teachers for teachers, with lesson plans, materials lists, etc, modeled after Hour-of-Code to fit within a 45-60 minute class.
Sandia National Labs and Computer Science Alliance are partnering with Explora, SparCQS, and other community members to bring QuanTime to New Mexico for the week of February 9-15, 2026, encouraging K-12 students to “Get entangled with quantum science!”
From 2025 QuanTime alone, our incredible teachers reached over 700 students through classroom implementation!
Additional Resources for Valentine's Day
Additional Resources for Valentine's Day
We're delighted to provide some additional resources for Valentine's Day!
Printable Valentines
Printable Valentines
The National Q12 Education Partnership created these quantum Valentines that can be printed either in color or in black-and-white to color in yourself!
Printable Stickers
Printable Stickers
We designed these stickers which can be printed on a color printer on 2.5" round sticker paper (we recommend Avery 22830: Glossy White Round Labels 2.5").
Choice Boards
Choice Boards
Don't know where to begin? The National Q12 Education Partnership created these Choice Boards to help!
QuanTime NM 2026!
The QuanTime NM team will coordinate info-sessions, teacher professional development, and kit distribution to bring QuanTime to classrooms across New Mexico. In January CS Alliance will run teacher PDs in preparation for implementing quantum activities in February, encouraging K-12 students to “Get entangled with quantum science!”
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QuanTime 2025
500+ community members joined us for our kickoff event on Saturday, February 8! This event at ¡Explora! allowed the quantum-curious of all ages to explore 14+ hands-on quantum demos and activities throughout the museum. Booths were staffed by 38 people, including students, educators, and researchers.
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