How to Teach Newton’s Laws in Middle School
Teaching Newton’s Laws of Motion doesn’t have to feel like pushing a boulder uphill (though that would make a great […]
Middle School Science
Ditch the Notebooks: A Bellwork System That Actually Works
Let’s be honest— “Do Now” notebooks can be a nightmare. Pages get torn, lost, or mysteriously vanish into lockers. Trying
Low Prep Resources for Teaching Minerals, Rocks, and the Rock Cycle!
Middle school students are naturally curious about the world around them, and geology offers a perfect opportunity to tap into
Grading Tips for Science Teachers
Overwhelmed by grading?! I have lots of grading tips for you! Grading student work can be a daunting task
Teaching about Plastic in the Ocean
Plastic in the ocean is a growing problem. It’s essential for science teachers to educate their students about the issue.
Science Projects to End the School Year
As the school year draws to a close, it’s time to wrap up your science curriculum with a BANG! You
Blended Learning in the Science Classroom: The Best of Both Worlds
What is Blended Learning? A blended learning environment integrates both digital and hands-on experiences in the classroom. Covid-19 forced educators
Making the Metric System Engaging
When my husband and I lived in New Zealand for two years, we definitely had to get used to
Fun Activities for Teaching the Periodic Table
The unit that I most love to teach is Atoms and the Periodic Table. I love this unit because the
Engaging Science Activities for the First Days of School
If you’re like me, you want to have engaging activities during the first days and weeks of your science class