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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, 2020October 2, 2021Posted 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

7 Ways to Deliver Content in Science Class

There are as many ways to deliver content in science class as there are teachers, I’m sure, and I’ve tried them all. When you’re delivering content in middle school science, you have to balance efficiency with engagement…

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Interactive Notebooks in Middle School Science

What are Interactive Notebooks? Interactive notebooks (INBs) are essentially a hybrid between a notebook and a scrapbook. Students use them to take notes, draw diagrams, create graphs, and paste in photos or other visuals to help them…

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Your Telescope Buying Guide 2023

Embarking on the journey of purchasing a telescope is a thrilling endeavor that opens the vast wonders of the cosmos to curious minds. Whether you’re a budding astronomer eager to explore the intricacies of the night…

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