Igniting Curiosity: The Power of a Great Science Curriculum
What do you call an educated tube?... A Graduated Cylinder! I know I made you laugh... now to the serious part! Let's chat about the importance of a great Science…
What do you call an educated tube?... A Graduated Cylinder! I know I made you laugh... now to the serious part! Let's chat about the importance of a great Science…
Using Formative assessment in your classroom is necessary to be able to learn and grow with your students. Formative assessment can be used in a wide variety of ways. Educators use to formative…
I had the amazing opportunity to visit a local Catholic school St. John Regional Catholic School (SJRCS) in Frederick, MD. A wonderful teacher, Lisa Cutchin showed us how to work her 3-D…
Here is a quick and easy way to use your bulletin board to show the water cycle. Have the students label the different parts of the process.
Using a quick journal to help document the steps of compost pile in your own classroom.
Contact a local farm and see if they have a program where they come out and bring incubators with about 40 eggs. It is very simple, all you do is…
I had a parent help and pre-cut these pieces out for the kids. What you need: 3- yellow circles 3- small orange triangles 3- small black hole punch circles 1-…
What have your students write steps on how to chew a bubble gum bubble! This was one of the most fun lessons that I have done this year! I first…
Here's a fun snack for your class, also you can use it to talk about why worms need dirt, layers of the earth, or why it's important to not liter…
To learn about hibernation, have a bear day where the students each bring in a stuffed bear and a flash light. Set the classroom up like a bear cave using…