4 Effective Station Activities For Slow Changes To Earth’s Surface
Help your students discover the power of wind, water, and ice when it comes to slow changes to Earth’s surface. Science has its fair share
Structures and Functions of Living Things – A Fun Stations Activity
Why is learning about the structures and functions of living things so important? Let’s think about this for a moment… Survival is the ultimate goal
Inherited Traits And Learned Behaviors – A Lesson and Free Worksheet
Get your students excited about inherited traits and learned behaviors with this lesson plan (includes a free printable assessment).
How to Teach Ecosystem Interactions with a Fun, Hands-on Lesson
Easy directions for an activity over ecosystem interactions between living and nonliving things, plus a free printable!
Energy in a Food Web Activity – Need an Easy Teaching Idea?
Picture this… you’ve just finished a fantastic flow of energy in a food web activity. Your students have taken notes, watched interesting videos, studied diagrams,
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Back to School Science Activities
06/30/2020
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!
5 Strategies for Elementary Science Labs Without Sharing Materials
06/23/2020
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.
How to Increase Virtual Classroom Participation
06/22/2020
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.
How to Make Effective Models for Sedimentary Rock Formation
01/25/2020
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