Children are naturally inquisitive and they love exploring science. When you combine my passion for hands-on activities and their curiosity, you’ll definitely have winning content and ideas!
You can talk about the circulatory system until you’re blue in the face, or you can let kids squeeze fake blood through tubes and make
You made a unit on ecosystems that you think is great. It has colorful worksheets on the food chain, a wall with vocabulary phrases, and
This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. You just finished teaching your plant unit, but something seems amiss. Sure, the kids labeled their plant diagrams correctly.
Do you remember learning how to ride a bike? I do. I pulled out the bicycle manual and read it cover to cover. Then, I
Picture a fourth grader standing in front of her gingerbread house, one hand holding a spray bottle and the other hand carrying a page of
If you’ve ever taught mixtures and solutions, you know it can get… well, messy. Water everywhere, substances scattered across desks, and that inevitable moment when
We have all used sticky notes in the classroom. It’s a classroom supply that is not only for the teacher, but for the students. You’ve
Since the dawn of time, teachers have spent money on classrooms. But with the rising cost of food, energy, and much more, it’s been hard,
Teaching ecosystems and food chains isn’t always easy. We could talk about producers, consumers, and decomposers all day, but science concepts like these stick much
6 minutes read time Finding ways to engage every student without suffocating in preparation is an ongoing challenge for educators. In upper elementary inclusive classrooms, let’s
Are Your Students Retaining What They Learn? Your weather and climate review can sometimes feel repetitive— and frankly, a let-down after the possibly fun and
If your district includes animal vs plant cells or microbes in elementary, you know how challenging it can be to find resources. Here are a few fun ideas to teach cells and microbes.
