Newton’s Laws Tested in Zero Gravity – Videos
Photo credit: ESA Science I like to use the following 3 videos when teaching students about Newton’s Laws of Motion. The examples, […]
Month: April 2017
Cell Organelle Presidential Debate and Winning Candidate “Cell”ebration
Photo credit: Anonymous One way to deepen learning about the functionality of a cell’s organelles, as well as each one’s strengths and […]
Popular Paper DNA Chain Activity
Photo credit: Alex Chidun This lesson plan from Karen Mayes guides students in the making of a paper DNA chain. I have […]
Radical RNA Translation
Photo credit: created by Nic Broca and produced by Hanna-Barbera for NBC DNA, RNA, and Snorks is a lesson, from the Biology […]
GMO Articles
Photo credit: www.mnn.com Students write an argumentative essay, using evidence and reasoning to support their claim that GMO’s are either beneficial (good), […]
Food Chain Video – Crash Course Kids
Photo credit: https://www.youtube.com/user/crashcoursekids I like using short videos to reinforce concepts or to provide some initial knowledge to build upon. Here is […]
Loads of Fun Food Chain Roshambo Game
When teaching about ecosystems, I like playing Food Chain Roshambo (a modified form of the traditional rock-paper-scissors) as a kinethetic way to […]
Jamie Oliver’s Passionate Presentation About Nutrition on TED Talks
Photo credit: Jamie Oliver on TED.com Jamie Oliver presentation on TED Talks teaches students about the importance of nutrition. I like to […]
Nutrition Lab
Photo credit: www.mathalicious.com New-Tritional Info from mathalicious.com is a lesson that I like to use when teaching students about the digestive system. […]
Solar System Simulator
Photo credit: KidsKnowIt.com Make a Solar System from kidsastronomy.com is a simulator that allows kids to create solar systems of their own. […]