Middle school science teachers have a lot on their plates. There’s never enough time. Not only do we have to create content that addresses the standards and helps students understand a huge volume of material, we also have to make it engaging for students. Don’t forget we also have to modify the activities we do and resources we use to accommodate for diverse learning styles. I’m thrilled to share these 2 resources with you and your students.
This first activity I’m proud to share with you is a booklet that you can print for your students to learn about the scientific method. It helps students by describing each of the steps with great examples to help them understand. Click here to download your scientific method booklet!
This second activity is one I can’t wait to use in my classroom. I don’t know if it’s because of the pandemic or because elementary schools don’t spend a lot of time using lab equipment, but I’m often surprised at how often students confuse test tube with beaker with graduated cylinder. This is a great matching activity that helps students identify common science tools. I love it because it’s available in printable and in digital versions. Click here to download your lab equipment matching worksheet!
In the spirit of fostering a love for science, we hope these freebies and special offers add a dash of excitement to your teaching journey. Feel free to share this treasure trove with your fellow educators, because together, we’re creating a community of lifelong learners!
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