How To (Quickly) Use Exit Slips
Your lesson was beautifully prepared and taught. The big question is: Did students get it? A quick way to check for understanding at the end
Your lesson was beautifully prepared and taught. The big question is: Did students get it? A quick way to check for understanding at the end
One of the most common questions I receive: In what order do I teach these science concepts? Thematic Teaching I love combining standards as
Notebook is a verb! It’s active. Students are talking. You’re talking. They’re doing stuff. You’re doing stuff. It’s interactive! In this post, I focus on
Sedimentary rock is formed when layers of sediment, such as sand, mud, and small rocks, are pressed and cemented together over time. Here’s what happens:
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
For a New School Year Over the summer, I started thinking about science for the new school year. I used my Introductions to Science
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!
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