Engagement
How to Make Science Engaging When Students Don’t Care
In 33 years of teaching science in a variety of settings, I saw the blank stare in every kind of classroom. Every classroom has students
November 2, 2026
In 33 years of teaching science in a variety of settings, I saw the blank stare in every kind of classroom. Every classroom has students
If your child says, “I don’t get science,” it’s easy to assume they’re not a “science kid.” After 30+ years teaching grades 6 through 12,
I recently came across a post from an experienced middle school science teacher who enjoyed her school but no longer enjoyed teaching science as much
It Took Me Nearly 30 Years to Discover Their Value Interactive task cards didn’t become part of my middle school science classroom until nearly 30
Introduction In talking with a fellow teacher, out of curiosity, I asked what topic she was going to teach next. “Ecosystems,” she said. She went
Introduction How does one teach density? Density is a fundamental concept in science that extends far beyond the classroom. Many don’t realize how much it
Are you a science teacher looking to start the new school year with enthusiasm and confidence? Keep reading. In this post, we’ll provide you with
Unleash your students’ inner scientists and prepare them to embark on a colorful science journey with these three easy science experiments utilizing crayons! Science experiments
Marble Ski Jumping: the idea The idea for this STEM activity came in the midst of our unit on motion physics. Maybe it was one
As February 26th approaches, the world celebrates Carpe Diem Day! ( Seize the Day…Day?) Oh, you didn’t know? From Poet to Teacher Truthfully, I just