8 Best Investigations for Conservation of Matter
My students are only allowed to drink water in our classroom. Over the years, I have had parents ask if they could have powdered flavors
Animals and Their Senses: 4th Grade NGSS Models for Information Processing
We begin this unit by watching a Phenomenon video that asks the question “How do animals receive, process, and respond to information from their senses?”.
Best Teaching Ideas for 5 Landforms Types: Deltas, Sand Dunes, Canyons, Valleys, and Mountains
Ever wondered why the Grand Canyon is so, well, grand? Or why some valleys are U-shaped like a horseshoe rather than V-shaped like a pizza
EASY Science Lessons with Slides & Worksheet Notes for 4th Grade and 5th Grade
Imagine this scenario: You wake up on a bright, sunny day and panic sets in. “Oh no”, you think to yourself, “What science lesson will
Phenomena-based Science Units for the New 5th Grade Science TEKS- Not Your Average Science Experiment
Teachers have questions about the NEW 5th grade science TEKS. 🙋♀️ I (Ari) am here to answer them for you. Remember, implementation of the new
Buckle Your Seatbelts! Teaching Speed, Energy, and Collisions in Your 4th Grade Classroom
If there’s one invention in this world I’m most thankful for, it’s the seatbelt. It saves lives and prevents serious injuries in our cars, planes,
5 Best Ideas for Teaching 4th Grade Waves
Fun activities for 4th grade waves to meet the NGSS science standards
5 Fun Low-Prep Ways to Use Science Vocabulary Task Cards in Your Classroom- EASY Worksheet Alternatives
Are you looking for some creative and engaging ways to spice up your science vocabulary activities? Well, look no further because I’ve got something exciting
Why are teachers obsessed with Science Weekly Five Stations?
I am a proponent of my students getting to be involved in science- it’s not a secret that they love hands-on activities. The problem was
Navigating the Three Dimensions of NGSS: A Guide for 4th and 5th Grade Teachers
Picture a science classroom where students aren’t just passive learners, but active investigators who ask questions, conduct experiments, analyze data, and solve real-world problems. 🧠💡The
5 Ideas for Teaching Gravity in 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade
Are you looking for ideas and inspiration to teach gravity in your classroom? Get ready to inspire your students with mind-blowing activities and experiments that
Distribution of Water on Earth– Freshwater, Saltwater, and Beyond for 5th Grade NGSS
Water! It is such an important piece of our ecological puzzle here on Earth, and it has many effects that our students need to be
