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The Water Cycle

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Animals, How They Get Their Energy, & The Food Chain

This collection will provide resources that will help guide a teacher's teaching and students' understanding to what animals are, how they get their energy/transfer it, and the food chains they are in.

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Forum Posts
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Wed, Mar 24, 2021 9:55 AM in Making Musical Instruments

I thoroughly enjoyed watching the video link resource that you provided. I definitely did not realize that music could be made from a carrot. I do believe that this would be a great activity for students to learn about sound, waves, open and closed pipes, and engineering, just as you had stated. I do think that this activity would be best to do in front of elementary school students, but I think ...

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Wed, Mar 24, 2021 9:36 AM in Remote Teaching and Learning

Hello, I believe that using online recourses to keep your students engaged in the lesson are very useful when it comes to remote learning. Some recommendations of interactive websites that I have are Kahoot, Whiteboard fi, Jamboard, and JeopardyLabs. Other than using those online sources, I believe that having your students use standard household items to conduct a mini science experiment duri...

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Tue, Nov 17, 2020 1:10 PM in Distance Learning Student Participation

Hello Hannah, I believe that a great way to substitute a student getting out of their seat and writing on the board into a virtual setting would be to use https://whiteboard.fi as a resource in your virtual classroom. I do believe that students do get a bit restless while in remote learning environments because they are in a comfortable place where they are usually free to do as they ...

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Reviews
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Camouflage & living and non-living Collection

Wed, Mar 24, 2021 10:20 AM
Great Collection

This collection is filled with rich resources for the teacher to use in order to teach their students effectively. It has activities, lessons, a blog post with useful URLs, and a journal article that will help the teacher be able to teach a corresponding science lesson in their classroom. Using these recourses, the teacher will know how and what to teach their students in order for them to clearly understand camouflage and living and non-living organisms.

Earth Space Science Collection

Fri, Nov 13, 2020 11:52 AM
Great Collection

This collection emphasizes, space and its contents as well as Earth as a system. The resources in this collection speak about the cycle that stars go through, the subsystems on Earth, the interplay between the Moon, Earth, and Sun, the way the solar system is represented, the workings of the Earth, sky, and solar system, the Moon and its changes, and the comparisons of the different planets that are in the solar system. This collection is good for teachers and students to learn about Earth space science because it has various resources that touch on multiple aspects of both Earth and space from scientific viewpoints. These resources are great for students, but the resource “Solar System: A Look at the Planets” is greatest for teachers because it is geared toward helping them fully comprehend the science content that they are covering in their classrooms. This collection has resources that will be beneficial in a science classroom and will assist the understanding of students as well as teachers in Earth Space Science.

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