
Getting Started with Phenomena-based Science in 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade
Let’s take a look at using phenomena in upper elementary science, particularly 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade! Watch and Learn with Mini PD In just

Let’s take a look at using phenomena in upper elementary science, particularly 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade! Watch and Learn with Mini PD In just

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

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?”.

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

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

Are you ready to inspire students with amazing science lessons based on real-world phenomena? We can help! A strong focus on vocabulary, investigations, and writing

Are you ready to inspire students with amazing science lessons based on real-world phenomena? We can help! A strong focus on vocabulary, investigations, and writing

When it comes to teaching your students about the spheres of Earth, it’s all about the interactions between spheres (biosphere, atmosphere, geosphere, and hydrosphere). This

Ever thought about the “wow” factor of a rainbow 🌈, lightning ⚡, or an eruption 🌋? These are phenomena – stuff we can see happening

Interpreting food webs can be overwhelming for many students. Over the years, I found a few strategies that work well with students needing extra assistance

One of my favorite ways to introduce science concepts and dig a little deeper while also inspiring students is through read-alouds and a robust classroom

One of my favorite ways to introduce science concepts and dig a little deeper while also inspiring students is through read-alouds and a robust classroom