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Make Amazing 3D Models in a Class Period!
Having students create models is so effective at driving a science concept home, but unfortunately time, money, and patience sometimes ...
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Ideas for Bringing the Outdoors Inside for a Science Lesson
You and your students have engaged in Outdoor Explorer activities on a weekly basis, but with a look ahead at ...
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FREE Nature Journal from Nitty Gritty Science (for a limited time)
SCROLL TO BOTTOM FOR FREE DOWNLOAD! Tonight’s Homework - NATURE It’s no secret – overall, children (and adults for that ...
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Outdoor Explorer – Science and Nature Activities for Elementary Students
The natural world acts as a teacher who is always spontaneous and unexpected with new lessons hidden under rocks, in ...
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My Book is Finally HERE and I want to tell you all about it…
I'm super excited to tell you that today I opened a package and in it was an author's copy of ...
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It’s Back…The Annual Secondary Science Giveaway
It's back-to-school time and I'm excited to announce that I’ve teamed again with up with some fantastic secondary science sellers ...
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The Annual Secondary Science Giveaway
Floors are waxed, books are tidy, files are organized…yep, it’s the start of another school year! There’s so much to ...
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Implementing Successful Science Stations for ALL Learners
If you teach science, you know it’s almost impossible to do without actually having your students experience it first-hand. Science ...
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FREE Educator’s Science Guide for The Nocturnals: The Ominous Eye
Reading is essential to learning. However, it’s rarely done for enjoyment in the science classroom. Usually, when reading is utilized ...
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Successfully putting the “Interactive” in Science Interactive Notebooks
How many times have you heard your students say, “I forget what we did yesterday!”, or “I can’t find my ...
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STEM-inspired book series for K-5: Zoey and Sassafras
As you may or may not know, I’ve taught secondary science for over a dozen years and have been designing ...
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SCIENCE-THEMED VALENTINE’S DAY
Valentine’s Day is upon us and I personally feel that a science-themed valentine always gets a “reaction!” For the classroom, ...
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