A Fun Gingerbread Science Experiment Weather Activity Using Gingerbread Houses
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
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
Let’s get this out of the way: natural disasters are not explicitly required within the Next Generation Science Standards. Regardless, they are still extremely important
I know, I know—it’s a bit pretentious, isn’t it? To claim that this is the best Earth’s systems modeling activity you’ll ever use in your
Ecosystems are all around us… Literally. Okay, sorry. That was kind of cheesy. Regardless, I’m being honest: ecosystems are what make the world go ’round,
As both a child and an adult, I made the journey between Michigan and Georgia many times, and always by car (or big clunky van,
If you could bring your kiddos (safely) back in time to any period of Earth’s history, where would you go? Imagine the enthusiasm for learning
Renewable and nonrenewable resources make for a great topic when you start thinking about teaching Earth Day. As Earth Day approaches, we want to remind
Every year I look for engaging Earth day activities that I can use in my classroom that are engaging and educational. It’s a difficult task.
