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02
Oct
A Halloween Science Experiment Students Will Never Forget
A Halloween Science Experiment Your Students Will Never Forget
When it comes to Halloween, your students are hoping for a science ex...
28
Sep
What Are Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources? For Kids
Lesson Plan
Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources For Kids
Renewable and nonrenewable resources is a big aspect of many fo...
26
Sep
Why Comics Are So Effective in Today’s Classrooms?
The Eye-Catching Truth
The number one reason why comics are so effective in classrooms is they instantly grab your attention. I am w...
18
Sep
A Weather and Climate Lesson Plan They’ll Love
Teaching climate and weather to third graders can be made engaging with comic-style lessons. These comics clarify the difference between weather and climate, using visual storytelling and interactive elements such as globes, maps, and weather charts. The lessons also incorporate creative projects, enhancing students’ understanding and retention of the material.
08
Aug
Hands-on Density Experiment
This density lab is gooey, fun, and one your students will talk about all school year.
Just gather a handful of everyday liquids, a ...
08
Aug
7 Steps to the Scientific Method Glow Stick Lab
The Best Part First
The best part about teaching the scientific method is this glow stick lab. The combination of glow sticks and tu...
06
May
Why is Visual Learning Better
Three Advantages to Learning Visually
Is visual learning better than other forms of learning? Visual learning can be a powerful tool...
30
Jan
Plant Cell Drawing and More
Cell Diagram Lesson Plan
More Than Just a Plant Cell Drawing
This lesson plan is more than just a plant cell drawing or a diagr...
26
Jan
Vibration, Sound Waves, and STEM Project
Solidify Understanding of Vibrations, Sound Waves, and Energy with This Relatable STEM Challenge
Low-prep and low-cost, this science...
20
Jan
The Rock Cycle Diagram and Beyond
Rock Cycle Diagram Lesson Plan
Rock Cycle Diagram Struggles
I have to admit, as a middle school science teacher, the rock cycle...
