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INVASIVE SPECIES

Resources based on invasive species

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INTERDEPENCE OF LIFE SCIPACK

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Forum Posts
Recent Posts by Jennifer

Mon, Nov 25, 2019 12:19 AM in "Field trips"

Hi Francesca! I remember when I was in elementary and I would get so excited to go on field trips. I am a very visual and kinethetic type of learner, so field trips were fun and an easy way for me to learn. I love your idea of "in-house" field trips, I had never thought of that, and think it would be a great way to keep the kids learning at home. I would suggest a fun...

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Sun, Nov 24, 2019 1:20 AM in Inspiring Parent involvement

Hi Abby! I love the idea of parent involvement, I believe this is one of the many crucial necessities to ensure a student's educational success. I believe that communication is key, making sure that parents always know what is happening in the classroom, and that they are receiving constant feedback on the student's educational process. I believe that it is the educator...

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Sat, Nov 23, 2019 7:11 PM in Recycling in your school

Hi Tatyanna! I love recycling and I believe it is extremely important to incorporate teaching recycling in the classroom. One simple way you could introduce recycling into your classroom, would be to have an actual recycling bin and explain to them what can be recycled and what could not be. You could even have recycling activities, like host a contest for whoever recycles the most t...

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Reviews
Recent Reviews by Jennifer

Gravity sources Collection

Mon, Nov 25, 2019 12:13 AM
Awesome collection!

Hi Angela, this is a great collection! You have a variety of resources that can be extremely helpful and beneficial when teaching a lesson. I love that you included science objects, I find these to be really helpful and simple to understand a concept. I believe that overall you had a great variety of resources that are full of information on gravity. I am sure that they will be extremely useful when teaching your lesson on gravity.

early childcare Science Collection

Mon, Nov 25, 2019 12:03 AM
Awesome collection!

Hi Gayshell! I absolutely love this collection. You have a variety of outstanding resources, from journal articles to web seminars and even book chapters. I can tell how passionate you are about early childcare science and learning more about how to integrating new tools or methods to achieve more academic success. I love the journal article on how to integrate STEM into early childhood education. I am a firm believer that STEM should be incorporated in education as early as possible! Overall, you have a great collection, I will definitely make use of it one day.

Science Collection

Sun, Nov 24, 2019 11:51 PM
Great collection!

This collection is a great collection for teachers who are are planning on teaching students on chemical reactions. This collection has a great variety of resources, and I see that there are two SciPacks which are a great resource for teachers to use. I also see that you have a web seminar on how to spot the difference between physical changes and chemical changes, which would be really helpful for when trying to demonstrate this to your students. Overall, I think this is a great collection with great resources.

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