adventures in ISTEM

What are Acids and Why do they have certain properties

How to interpret line graphs with four simple steps. A guide for students on interpreting graphs

Motion: Reference Point and Speed

artificial selection: genetic engineering vs selective breeding. How are they different

How light waves behave: absorption reflection transmission

Why are Digital Signals Better Than Analog Signals

What are Bases and Why do they have certain properties

Quick overview of the advantages and disadvantages of asexual reproduction

How to Create a Postive Learning Environment in Your Classroom

How to teach introduction to claim evidence reasoning with a forensic investigation

Introduction to claim evidence reasoning using sentence choice

What are Acids and Why do they have certain properties

I took a rainbow colored football on my submarine trip, watch what happens to the color

Google Slides Video Tutorial: Using spell check

Controls and Variables Conducting a Controlled Experiment | Independent variable Dependent Variable

Food Chain and Energy Flow in an Ecosystem: Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers

Incorporating the Flipped Classroom Model with the 5E Model

Tips for Setting Up Your Interactive Notebooks

Google Slides Video Tutorial: Inserting text boxes

Roller Coaster STEM Challenge using paper, foam tubing, and pool noodles

How to Write a Scientific Explanation Using Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning

Learn about the pH scale and how to determine the strength of an acid or a base

Google Slides Video Tutorial: Inserting a table

Flipped Lesson Example: How to teach chemical reactions using the Flipped Classroom Model

How to use the Explore tool in Google Slides

How to Add Pictures in Google Slides

Refraction of light through convex and concave lenses. How lenses work

newtons second law of motion equation with example problems

Understanding the relationship of Force, Acceleration, and Mass

Covalent Compounds: Covalent Bond Examples and Electron Sharing Made Easy

What are bases and why do they feel slippery?

Mastering Claim Evidence Reasoning in just 5 minutes a day

Longitudinal mechanical waves characteristics and examples

Properties of waves: amplitude, frequency, speed, and energy

All About Transverse waves mechanical and electromagnetic

Osmosis Simplified: Understanding Active and Passive Cellular Transport

How sound waves behave: absorption transmission reflection

visible light and how we see colors (light waves)

Inertia and Newtons first law of motion with examples

How to do science stations: Setting your class up for success

States of Matter made simple for Middle School NGSS MS-PS1-4 Matter and its Interactions

Help your students improve their Science Reading Comprehension with these simple tips

Understanding the Scientific Method: Paper Towel test experiment

Teacher Tips: End of Year Ideas for Students

newtons third law of motion action and reaction forces

classroom management: How to involve students with setting classroom expectations

light waves science stations: reflect transmit absorb

Catapults and Roller Coasters STEM projects: Conservation of Energy

Teacher Tips End of the Year Checklist

Air Resistance and Drag: How They Affect Everything

Cellular Respiration: the importance of the mighty mitochondria