3 Great Science Podcasts

When I’m going for a jog or cooking dinner or sewing masks, I like to listen to podcasts. I have a bunch of favorites, but the 3 I want to talk about today are really super for science teachers. They provide great content that I can always find ways to incorporate into my lessons. 60Continue reading “3 Great Science Podcasts”

Solar System Travel Brochure

Before you go on a vacation, you need to know about the place you’re going, right? You need to know what kind of weather to expect, what the accommodations are, what activities there are to do. Get students hooked on learning about the solar system by telling them they’re going to take a vacation to another planet.

When the kids don’t have school

In parts of the US, schools have closed for the summer, and teachers have breathed a sigh of relief. For many, the act of balancing their own children with the demands of teaching remotely is nearly impossible. There are many “plans” being suggested for what happens to school in September. One plan I’ve heard ofContinue reading “When the kids don’t have school”

Boom Cards for Middle School?

Boom cards are all the rage nowadays for elementary school teachers. Boom Cards are digital interactive flash cards and they’re a great resource for distance learning. If you’re not familiar, follow this link to a sample Boom Card deck or click here for my basic Boom Card tutorial. The majority of users I know, however,Continue reading “Boom Cards for Middle School?”

Free Course offerings from the San Diego Zoo Global Academy

Some great offerings for science students, teachers, and parents: We’re Here Together – #WereHereTogether – 12 weeks worth of free content available for teachers and students ages 13 and up. Each week offers a different on-line learning module. Here are the courses: Cats – cheetahs, lions, tigers Mammals – rhinos, elephants, giraffes Monkeys – OldContinue reading “Free Course offerings from the San Diego Zoo Global Academy”