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Top 11 Ways to Build Student Engagement in Weather

My Top 10 list for making weather lessons more engaging.

Posted byJustAddH2OTeacherFebruary 21, 2020July 16, 2025Posted inUncategorizedTags:build a barometer, make your own anemometer, make your own weather vane, science teacher blog, using weather data to teach graphing skills, weather activities for children, weather lesson plans, weather maps for kidsLeave a comment on Top 11 Ways to Build Student Engagement in Weather

What to Do When You Have 15 Minutes Left in Science Class?

You know that awkward 15 minutes at the end of class after you finished the lesson? When there’s not enough time to start something new, what do you do? Instead of watching the clock—or scrambling to come…

Teaching Animal Adaptations: 3 Ways to Get Students Thinking Like Scientists

The adaptation unit is one of those middle school science topics that seems simple at first. Students can usually tell you that a polar bear has thick fur or that a bird has a beak. They can…

Science is a new language

Have you ever introduced a science vocabulary word and watched your students’ eyes glaze over before you’ve even finished saying it? Photosynthesis. Microscope. Geothermal. Ecosystem. Biodiversity. For middle school students, science vocabulary can sometimes feel like learning…

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