Beneficial Bill Nye Videos for 6th Grade
Photo credit: Bill Nye 6th grades really like Bill Nye videos, as they are high energy, fast-paced, and provide a lot of […]
Category: 6th Grade Science
Get The Protein Moving – Marble Maze
Photo credit: Plant Cell Biology Get students enthusiastic about plant cells with this marble maze that helps them visualize how proteins move […]
Exploring the Human Body Systems
Photo credit: The Amoeba Sisters The Amoeba Sisters introduce the systems of the human body to students. There is a worksheet that […]
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 […]
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. […]
Energy Flow Game
Photo credit: http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ Energy Flows helps students think about the process involved in getting energy from its source to the final use. […]
Energy Conservation Booklets & Kit
Photo credit: www.getwise.org After learning about energy transformations, we take a few days to learn about efficient usage of energy and resources […]