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Engaging Math & Science Pumpkin Activities
Everywhere you go during the fall season, you see and smell pumpkins. Pumpkins can even be brought into the classroom for some engaging math and
Activities to Help Teach Scientific Process Skills
At the beginning of the school year, teachers will often focus on teaching the scientific method. It takes many skills to design and carry out
Teaching About Variables in Science
If you are teaching the scientific method in your classroom, then you should also be teaching about variables! A variable is something that can change
Managing Your Science Labs
Classroom management can definitely be a challenge in any regular classroom. When you throw in the excitement of a science lab, it can become even
End of the Year Review Game
One way to get students engaged and thinking creatively at the end of the year is to have them create their own review board games.
How to Have Number Talks
Number talks are powerful but short activities that increase student learning and achievement in math classrooms. This brief activity is often 10-15 minutes in length
Are you doing STEM right? I’m betting NOT!
Are you teaching STEM right? I’m willing to bet you’re not. Often when I see things labeled as STEM, it’s simply not. It may come
Preparing Students for Testing
Students often don’t know what to do when it comes to preparing for testing. Even if they had heard from the previous years’ teacher to
Tips for When It’s Crunch Time
I have been rambling on and on about all these snow days. Normally I’m very pumped about snow days, but when we start going into
Increasing Critical Thinking Skills in Math
It’s important that we are building critical thinking skills in math. Too often these are overlooked or assumed that students do it because they have
Spark a Love of Learning with Games
Teaching can be challenging from time to time, especially when we are talking about holding a student’s attention and keeping it. How can we motivate
5 Games for Reviewing Any Content
When I was in school, I remember teachers reviewing content by simply having us open a book, going to the end of the chapter, and
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