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Do you want to teach your students more science but have no clue where to even start?
As educators, we know science lessons have to be meaningful and engaging and age-appropriate…without being dumbed down.
Our kids may be young, but they deserve real, hands-on science. Not fluff.
Our Science Lessons Need To:
- be prepped on the fly
- be fun, exciting and engaging
- be age-appropriate
- be relatable to their prior knowledge
- be simple to explain
- hit the state standards
- be principal-approved
- fit into an already limited budget
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Because at the end of the day, we want all our students to fall in love with being curious, problem solving and collaborating.
And that comes when we incorporate fun, interactive, and engaging science lessons into our curriculum that make their learning meaningful.
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- interdisciplinary opportunities to connect the experiments across the curriculum
- ideas to conduct the experiments as a whole class or more independently in a center-based learning environment
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- Use a more inquiry based approach instead of telling students meaningless facts
- Have resources that are rigorous, yet developmentally appropriate for young learners
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- Connect to the state standards in meaningful ways, even with limited teaching time
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Not sure if this is right for your kiddos?
Don’t take our word for it. Here’s what other teachers think:
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