
Captivating Science: Nature Walks
I try to take a lot of walks around my neighborhood. On every walk, there is example after example of science concepts we teach in

I try to take a lot of walks around my neighborhood. On every walk, there is example after example of science concepts we teach in

5 Ideas for Comparing and Contrasting the Sun, Earth, and Moon

I got the opportunity to go to Johnson Space Center for a behind-the-scenes tour and to learn about what NASA has to offer educators. Today,

How can you get your students interested in the science lesson for the day? Be excited about what you’re talking about. 5th graders will see

Hi guys– sometimes I see an activity so cool that I bug my friends to send me pics and write a post for me. Luckily,

In my experience, many elementary students struggle to grasp the idea of controlled variables (constants) and why they are important for fair tests. What have

Thinking Maps® are visual representations for different thought processes. They’ve been around for decades, but are a BIG deal in some districts right now, so I

When I first began my journey as a 5th-grade teacher, I held a misconception about students’ abilities in writing. I thought they could easily articulate

Science Day is perfect for busy kindergarten and 1st grade teachers who need a fun and easy way to incorporate science and STEM each week. Providing

The end of the year can be so stressful. We have mounds of paperwork to complete, our students are antsy, and we all want to

Do you need activities to keep your students happy and learning during the end of the year? STEM Sports is a winner! The Summer Games inspired

One of the most interesting aspects of insect life cycles is metamorphosis, which is the process of transformation that some insects go through as they