DOWNLOAD THE END-OF-YEAR REVIEW PROJECT HERE The end of the school year is full of exciting moments, but it doesn’t come without its challenges. Lesson
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Happy Birthday, Einstein!
DOWNLOAD THE ALBERT EINSTEIN ACTIVITY HERE Let’s celebrate this iconic birthday boy on March 14th! We all know about the “most famous equation of all
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Rachel Carson and the Not-So-Silent Spring
DOWNLOAD THE RACHEL CARSON LITERACY ACTIVITY HERE Rachel Carson was a pioneer for women in science. As a marine biologist and author, she used her
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Women in STEM: Activity Celebrating International Women’s Day
DOWNLOAD THE WOMEN IN STEM ACTIVITY HERE We’re thrilled about the rapidly-growing number of women contributing to scientific breakthroughs and making their mark on science,
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Louis Pasteur’s Contributions to Vaccine Advancements
December 27, 1822 was the birth date of French Scientist Louis Pasteur. Pasteur teamed up with Emile Roux and they were the first to synthesize
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Six MORE Novels You Can Read in Science Class
You may have seen our popular post 6 Novels You Can Read in Science Class. Now we’ve added to this list! Here are 6 more
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Careers in Science: Soil + Water Conservationist
DOWNLOAD THE CAREERS IN SCIENCE: SOIL + WATER CONSERVATIONIST GRAPHIC ORGANIZER HERE Raise your hand if these sound familiar: Why do we have to learn
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Article Analysis Graphic Organizer
DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLE ANALYSIS GRAPHIC ORGANIZER HERE Graphic organizers that your students can use throughout the school year, with each unit, over and over again.
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6 Novels You Can Read in Science Class
One of our focuses this school year has been literacy. We’re big advocates of finding ways to get a little reading and writing in with
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Blackout Poetry in the Science Classroom
In addition to the big Earth Day celebration going on this month, April is also National Poetry month. The science classroom may not be where
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