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An elementary unit-study booklet (with combined student and teacher booklet versions) on static electricity, static discharge/shock, lightning, and Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment; the title indicates current-electricity content is also covered.
Preschool theme curriculum guide built around mittens, giving teachers a large bank of activity ideas across art, math, science, dramatic play, movement, and circle time.
Multi-station lab activity teaching the scientific method and science process skills (identifying variables, drawing inferences, data analysis) through 9 rotating stations.
A guided-inquiry lab in which students design and run an experiment testing how a human-caused factor affects a small ecosystem, then write a formal lab report.
Explores the psychology of social media and phone use - covering usage statistics and negative effects such as anxiety, loneliness, FOMO, addiction, and attention/academic impacts - and guides students through a personal screen-time tracking experiment.
A preschool thematic curriculum guide built around a week of rainbow-themed activities spanning art, math, science, sensory, cooking, and circle-time discussion.
Guide young students through a hands-on plant-growing science unit combining observation journaling, prediction, and life-cycle labeling.
Provide a collection of hands-on science experiments/demonstrations (chemical reactions, physical science, sensory play) for elementary students to try with adult-supplied household materials.
Teach students the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) framework for scientific argumentation using eight short data-based science scenarios plus one open-ended CER challenge.
Teach students about the psychological effects of social media and chronic phone use, and guide them through a self-designed screen-time experiment.
A preschool/kindergarten thematic curriculum unit on colors, giving teachers a full week of cross-subject activity ideas (art, science, math, literacy, circle time) built around a colors theme and the letter 'C'.
Provide a multi-resource bundle teaching the scientific method (the eight steps: questioning, controlling variables, hypothesis, planning, performing, observing, analyzing, discussing) through slide-based lessons and hands-on lab/project activities.
Teaches students how Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment and the resulting invention of the lightning rod applied scientific understanding of electricity to make buildings safer during storms.
Run a simple hands-on experiment showing the effect of sugary/acidic drinks on tooth-like material (eggshell) to teach about dental health.
An elementary unit-study booklet teaching how circuits work (components, batteries, short circuits, functional circuits) with a hands-on short-circuit experiment, in matching student and teacher booklet versions.
The lesson begins with two tomato plants treated differently in more than one way, prompting students to discuss why the conclusion is unreliable. Fill-in notes introduce independent, dependent, and controlled variables before students apply the terms to basketball, studying, and a derby-car scenario. A short review and model answers support the follow-up discussion.
Weather Unit and Literacy and Math Activity Packet The Weather Unit and Literacy and Math Activity Packet is an extensive teaching resource intended primarily for use with students at the Grade 1-4 level. Comprising of over 50 pages, this package forms a comprehensive unit on weather, offering ample printable worksheets that require no extra preparation…
A multi-station physics lab activity teaching the concept of power (including horsepower, work, and energy efficiency) through 9 rotating stations combining hands-on measurement, research, video analysis, reading, and knowledge checks.
A full science workbook (Book B of the 'Simple and Fun Science' series, ages 6-8) teaching science process skills (observing, predicting, inferring) through hands-on activities beginning with health/germs topics and continuing across further life/earth science lessons.
A multi-unit inquiry project that teaches aquaponics/aquaculture concepts (reproduction, nutrient cycling, circuits, and molecular/ionic chemistry) aligned to BC Science 9 curriculum, using STEM design and real-world farm scenario problem-solving.
Science observation activity for preschool/kindergarten students to observe, describe, and record details of a real fall leaf.
First-person narrative eBook chapter ('Chapter 33: Water Bottle Rockets') from 'Middle Schoolin': 50 Stories about the Challenges, Humor, and Rewards of Teaching' by Paul Rallion, recounting a middle-school science class's water-bottle-rocket experiment used to teach Newton's three laws of motion.
Guide students through a hands-on STEM circuit-building experiment: lighting an LED using copper tape and a button battery.
Teaches how light reflects off plane mirrors (transparent/translucent/opaque materials, luminous/non-luminous objects, angle of incidence equals angle of reflection, periscopes) as a self-directed distance-learning physics pack.