Learning Physics With Dr. Skateboard
Photo Credit: Dr. Skateboard (Bill Robertson) & Edutopia Dr. Skateboard uses his passion for physics and his love of skateboarding to help […]
Month: April 2018
Newton’s Laws in Sports
Photo credit: National Science Foundation The National Science Foundation has created a series of short videos to explain Newton’s Laws of Motion, […]
Guts & Bolts
Photo credit: BrainPOP Guts & Bolts is a game that helps students think about how the body systems work. This includes the […]
Understanding Force
Photo credit: Veritasium What is a Force? is Photo credit: Veritasium Disclaimer: Gravity draws two objects together. We are pulled towards the surface […]
Human Traits Lab
Photo credit: Manhattan Beach Unified School District The Observing Human Traits Lab is a great activity that provides students a way to […]
Philosophical Chairs – Topic: Genetics
Photo credit: Philosophical Chairs is an excellent strategy to use to structure a classroom discussion. To review the ground rules, see the […]
The DNA Journey
Photo credit: momondo.com Momondo is a travel search site that believes that travel broadens people’s minds by expanding their experiences. Ultimately, they […]
The Electric Shocktopus
Photo credit: TestTubeGames The Electric Shocktopus is a game that features an electrically charges octopus, who needs to use its understanding of […]
Math Bee
Photo credit: TeachMe, Inc. Math Buzz is a fun game for practicing pre-k to 8th grade math skills like arithmetic (adding, subtracting, […]
Math Muncher
Photo credit: TeachMe, Inc. Math Muncher is a fun game for practicing pre-k to 8th grade math skills like arithmetic (adding, subtracting, […]