
5 Effective Lesson Plan Ideas for Teaching Rotation and Revolution
Rotation and revolution often confuse students when describing the motion of the Sun, Earth and Moon. Here are our best ideas for teaching rotation and revolution to your students.

Rotation and revolution often confuse students when describing the motion of the Sun, Earth and Moon. Here are our best ideas for teaching rotation and revolution to your students.

Using task cards instead of worksheets in the classroom has become common practice with many teachers. Here are FIVE reasons to use task cards in your classroom.

Electrical energy and circuits are always a big hit with students. They get so much joy from experimenting to see which arrangements work and which

Using movement to enhance student learning has been a big deal in education for years, and with good reason. Research shows that when teachers incorporate movement into their lessons, student interest and motivation increase. There are also measurable improvements to content knowledge.

Finding science lab supplies for my upper elementary students to use during science investigations overwhelmed me when I first started teaching. We had all of

I’ve seen so many “back to school activities” for students that focus on Language Arts skills. Why not add a science element to your first day of school activities? Try these science back to school activities to get to know your students and have engaging science review!

With social distancing guidelines and concerns to reduce sharing materials, we’ll have to be even more innovative on how to best implement labs. Here are 5 strategies for elementary science labs without sharing materials.

In order to boost virtual classroom participation and reduce achievement gaps, it is essential that teachers explore different strategies to see which ones motivate their students to learn.

When creating models with students, we really want them to be as accurate as possible. Students are less likely to develop misconceptions and gain a