Teaching science

Science is a great way to keep kids learning without it feeling like a chore. Exploring the world is fun for all ages.

Scripted lesson plans, PowerPoints for each lesson, nonfiction books, activities, anchor charts, assessments, and science investigations.

Want a fun way to change up how you assess your students? While there is value in giving multiple choice assessments (students need to have these test taking skills to pass the ACT and SAT), I also like to change it up. Not all students do well with multiple choice or written tests, and offering ... Read more

These fun science vocabulary activities are great for kids of all ages. They can be used with elementary, middle school, and even high school students. Grab the free printable to make teaching science vocabulary easy!

States of matter anchor chart

Looking for fun and educational activities for kids? These easy and engaging science experiments can be done at home!

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Sometimes, direct instruction in science is exactly what you need to do in order to get students to understand certain concepts. In Earth Space, Life science and physical science classes, middle school students need to learn difficult science standards that can be taught explicitly. You can transform your direct teaching style to get students more engaged in the learning process. Learn about how you can direct instruction in science to boost engagement.

In this lab activity, students explore how metal reactivity relates to space exploration and spacecraft design.