Science Penguin Blog — Page 15 of 15

Advice for New Science Teachers {10 Tips}

Are you taking the leap into the wild and wonderful world of teaching elementary science? Congratulations! 🎉 From making science notebooks your best friend to transforming

Skittles Experiment, Scientific Method, and C-E-R

For a New School Year Over the summer, I started thinking about science for the new school year. I used my Introductions to Science

Big Money Words: Your Most Important Science Vocabulary Word Wall

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

Teach It: 5 Ideas for Fossils and Past Environments

Let’s take a look at fossils and past environments! Fossils are fascinating phenomena that lead students to excitement about the discovery of our Earth’s past.

Back to School Welcome Baggies

On the first day of school, I have gallon bags made with everything the students will need for the day to set up supplies, take

Hi, I'm Ari!

As a new teacher, I struggled to plan engaging, rigorous science lessons. Throughout my time teaching upper elementary and in my graduate studies, I discovered what worked well and developed science curriculum for busy teachers. Now, teachers across the country use Science Penguin activities every single day in their classrooms!

Want access to The Science Penguin Free Resource Library?

This is an exclusive library of 40+ science printables, labs, activities, and games for grades 3-6!
Enter your personal email so your resources don't get stuck in a district filter!

Search

Top