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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,

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,

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

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

Plant study is always a crowd favorite with students and science fairs- but they’re dependability can be a bit frustrating to a busy teacher! I’ve

Do you remember those days of reading a science lesson in the textbook, answering questions, repeating the process three more times, and then tackling a

The Challenge: Lab Work Teacher: (hands out the lab sheets and materials tray) “Alright, we’re going to start the group activity now!” Student A: (grabs

When I first started teaching about states of matter, I neglected to emphasize the role of shape and volume in classifying physical state. This is

Looking for ideas and resources for animal and plant adaptations? Here are 5 fabulous ideas!

Do the science vocabulary words just seem to not “stick” with some of your students? This is common and can be addressed with a few

I use a rubric with my students for their science notebooks. However, words and checklists are not always enough. My modeling of proper notebook care

Big Money Word$ are words like reasonable, differentiate, process, analyze, and interpret. They are words students need to know as they head toward middle school