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46 Comments
Syd
8/8/2016 06:54:30 am
This is my first year teaching science with the set up and equipment to do real labs. I’m working with 6th grade students, most of whom haven’t done labs before. I’d love to know more about how you manage labs. What size groups work best for you? Pairs? Teams of 4? How do you manage behavior? How do you get students to SLOW DOWN and follow the procedures carefully?
Michelle
8/8/2016 07:06:18 am
Love your products. Would love more info on Pre-AP biology and increasing rigor.
Joanne
8/8/2016 10:14:27 am
I love the resources for natural selection!
Lianett Hechavarria
8/8/2016 12:41:06 pm
I also love the games. There are a great variety of them covering a wide range of topics
Teresa Lass
8/8/2016 10:47:22 am
I'd like to see more STEAM articles & blog posts; so much is STEM-related, but our school incorporates art as well, hence STEAM!
Angela
8/8/2016 11:25:50 am
I would like to read about integrating NGSS into my classroom.
Michelle
8/8/2016 06:50:39 pm
Also interested in NGSS and assessments for Chemistry
Vicky Lieu
8/8/2016 12:18:59 pm
A topic that I would love to hear more about is NGSS too. I have some knowledge of it but I really would love to know how it differs from my current teaching practices. Another topic might be to incorporate more accountable talk effectively in the classroom but orally and written. Thanks.
Jessica Proctor
8/8/2016 01:02:40 pm
I am looking for new ideas for writing lab reports.
Rene Leutz
8/8/2016 01:07:39 pm
I am interested in more details on rigor.
Cherish
8/8/2016 01:34:17 pm
I would like more information on bringing more inquiry based activities into my lessons. Thanks for the chance to win!
Jil Hensley
8/8/2016 01:50:27 pm
Anything on Ecological Succession
Gwendolyn Huggins
8/8/2016 02:35:00 pm
Anything on Physic's
Carolyn Blko
8/8/2016 02:47:01 pm
Science explains the world we live in!
Mary
8/8/2016 02:54:44 pm
I am interested in Next Gen.
Mary
8/8/2016 03:04:37 pm
I like the Smart Notebook products, particularly the geology ones.
Cadena
8/8/2016 03:06:31 pm
Love any and all science teaching resources! Would love to hear more about how to teach NGSS Crosscutting concepts!
Michelle
8/8/2016 03:09:38 pm
I would love to see a post about quick demos to grab students' attention
Katie Lee
8/8/2016 03:10:36 pm
I would also love to see inquiry based labs and how to incorporate crosscutting concepts!
Pamela Knopf
8/8/2016 03:24:02 pm
I'd like to see anything pertaining to the body systems. 8/8/2016 04:25:23 pm
What are your thoughts and/or experiences with blended learning and mastery?
Kerri Hallman
8/8/2016 04:43:58 pm
Engagement intro activities
tara
8/8/2016 05:49:54 pm
Thank you for joining in on this. You have so many adventurous ideas to make science fun
Donna
8/8/2016 06:57:11 pm
I would love more ideas for STEM or STEAM.
Lisa W
8/8/2016 08:21:51 pm
I would love to see and read about Interactive Science Notebooks.
Jennifer
8/8/2016 08:31:42 pm
Do you use close reading in your class and if so, how? Our school is pushing us to do close reading weekly and it is hard to incorporate it, when I have everything else I need to make sure I get covered.
Becca
8/9/2016 05:25:44 pm
I use close reading frequently! My district expects it about once a week. I can most definitely post on this. If you haven't seen my blog post on Newsela yet, go check it out. Super helpful website for finding articles and changing the lexile!
Selena Khan
8/8/2016 11:17:03 pm
I'd like to see a post about managing time during labs and setting up for multiple labs in a day. 8/9/2016 06:30:53 am
I am trying interactive science notebooks for the first time and would love more information on them. Also, we are expected to use the "workshop model" and I am finding that is not always the conducive with science. I am looking for tips with how to implement workshop in my science class.
Lori Burgett
8/9/2016 11:26:36 am
Interested in Life Science
Amanda
8/9/2016 11:47:50 am
Excellent resources
Valerie
8/9/2016 12:08:39 pm
Would love to see STEAM projects.
Molly Beck
8/9/2016 09:25:39 pm
Incorporating reading into science in a kid-friendly way.
Cindy Cole
8/10/2016 03:34:50 am
I'm Special Ed so any hands on is wonderful.
Kate
8/10/2016 08:38:06 am
Love the blog! I would love to see info on how to integrate the sciences when teaching!
Cathy
8/10/2016 09:21:20 am
I would like ideas for anchor questions for biology topics
Logan j
8/10/2016 04:58:51 pm
I love the smart Board power points!
LoriAnn
8/11/2016 04:20:20 pm
I teach Biology, Physics and Algebra 1 to English Language Learners and I am looking for resources on integrating ELA skills into the content area.
Nicole D
8/12/2016 03:11:23 pm
I would love to see more scientific method ideas and interactive notebook templates. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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