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What are your biggest needs in your science classroom? 1 Reply
I have a blog called ScienceGal that shares a lot of information on using science notebooks, best practices in the science classroom and vocabulary connections through inquiry based science. I am…Continue
Started by Leslie Lausten. Last reply by Emily Brown Mar 15.
Hibernation Science Activities
I wanted to share a post I made on my blog with 5 hibernation experiments to try. We really learned a lot about the body of a hibernationg animal from these. Enjoy!…Continue
Started by Andrea H Nov 21, 2012.
Science ideas for fall and halloween 19 Replies
I am trying to come up with some simple science projects for fall and halloween. Any suggestions?
Started by Marisa. Last reply by Lauralee Moss Aug 15, 2012.
Test Tube Activities and Experiments??? 8 Replies
I just bought a set of these test tubes from Oriental Trading and I'm so excited to use them with my son. I love that they have a top and can sit out to explore. So far I'm thinking: sink/float,…Continue
Started by The Activity Mom - Nicole. Last reply by The Activity Mom - Nicole Jul 30, 2012.
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Comment by Jena Phillips on December 16, 2012 at 5:42pm -
Fun rock cycle activity that I found. I've used this before with the water cycle, and kids love it! http://www.cascience.org/csta/pdf/conferencehandouts/SherriffRide.pdf
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Comment by Andrea H on October 17, 2012 at 7:53pm -
Interested in teaching about worms? I've joined with 2 other homeschooling (kindergarten) bloggers to bring you Worm Wednesday posts about the science of worms. The link below will be updated with each week's link. On our final post before Thanksgiving, we will have a printable document with an outline of all the lesson ideas you might want to try!
Here's our first post..and the second post is already linked up under Worm Physical Features.
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Comment by Mary Lirette on December 20, 2011 at 9:28pm -
Hi, everyone! I'm a second grade teacher in Tennessee. I am new to We Teach and new to blogging! I'm just getting started but am looking forward to sharing with everyone. Please check out my blog for free resources on teaching the Water Cycle. :)
Mary
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Comment by Mo Ebner on October 19, 2011 at 4:18am -
my latest post on teaching through TV is science focused. I hope you'll visit my article at http://tvteaches.com/?p=121 and feel free to comment there. Enjoy!
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Comment by Tammy Sanders on October 9, 2011 at 7:45pm -
Simple Leafy Science Experiment... blending colors
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Comment by Tammy Sanders on October 9, 2011 at 7:44pm
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Sorting properties of objects lesson is posted.
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Comment by Ticia on September 21, 2011 at 9:12am -
You could do a feely box for textures, have them put their hand into a box and guess the texture or item.
Work on identifying objects using their senses.
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Comment by Tammy Sanders on September 20, 2011 at 7:33pm
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Starting a unit on properties of matter... colors, size, shape, texture, etc. (not solid, liquid, gas) Need some fun interactive ideas. This is new to us (only since last year). I feel liek it could be alot of fun, but I just cant wrap my brain around it.
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Comment by Maggy Woodley on September 15, 2011 at 12:34pm -
Hello! Am helping some friends with their relatively new science blog - they post experiments for preschoolers and under 12.
Would be fab if you could check them out. They are also on FB and keen to "like back" - http://www.facebook.com/ScienceSparks
Love their approach to chocolate treats: http://www.science-sparks.com/2011/09/15/chocolate-leaves/ ;-)
They have just started a Science link up - http://www.science-sparks.com/ 2011/09/15/fun-sparks/
*THANK YOU*
Maggy
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Comment by Mrs. Coe on September 15, 2011 at 12:09am -
I hope you join me on my new blog for some science fun!
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