It's that time again! Last year we had a huge secondary science giveaway where we gave away 4 $100 TpT gift cards and resources to our store. This year it's even better! We are giving away 5 $100 TpT gift cards and a ton of resources! TpT has everything you need to have an awesome low-stress year. We would love to help you pay for those resources! Keep reading to learn how!
There are 2 ways to win:
1. Individual giveaways: Each seller pictured above is giving away individual prizes on their blogs! Check out the bottom of this post for a chance to win $25 worth of resources to my TpT store! There are multiple ways to win, so be sure to check out the rafflecopter below. 2. Group giveaway- We put together one HUGE blog hop giveaway, just for science teachers teaching in grades 6-12: 5 $100 Teachers Pay Teachers gift cards! Each blog post has a secret code word and number. My clue word is 17. right. The number tells you where the word falls in the secret sentence. Collect the words from each blog, write them down in number order, and copy the secret sentence into the joint rafflecopter giveaway. This rafflecopter form is the same on every blog, so you only need to enter once from any one of our blogs! Giveaway starts Monday at 12 noon EST and ends at midnight on Friday. Best of luck!
Congrats! You've completed the blog loop! CLICK HERE to head back to Mrs. Lau's science site.
The fine print: “Giveaway ends August 11th, 2017 at 11:59 PM EST. Winners will be selected at random and be notified by email. Winners have 48 hours to confirm their email addresses and respond before a new winner is selected. The product offered for the giveaway is free of charge, no purchase necessary. My opinions are my own and were not influenced by any form of compensation. Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram are in no way associated with this giveaway. By providing your information in this form, you are providing your information to me and me alone. I do not share or sell information and will use any information only for the purpose of contacting the winner.”
54 Comments
Holly
8/7/2017 11:58:34 am
I love the collaborative nature of his bloghop! What a great way to model this skill for our students! Thank you!
Andrea
8/7/2017 12:53:35 pm
This is fun!!
Zonya
8/7/2017 01:21:39 pm
My least favorite topic is plate tectonics. Thank you for your wonderful resources!!!
Nikki
8/7/2017 02:02:40 pm
I'm glad the giveaway led me to this blog. I think there's some good stuff here!
Michelle
8/7/2017 02:05:21 pm
My least favorite is classification because the kids find it boring no matter what i do.
Becca
8/13/2017 05:53:37 pm
Hi Michelle! I totally agree with you, classification can be a drag. Here is one activity I've done that helps spice it up a bit: http://teachingsciencerocks.weebly.com/blog/what-do-i-do-with-these-preserved-specimens
Vicky
8/7/2017 03:13:25 pm
I think my least favorite topic to teach is usually the history behind the atom. Its nice to know the scientist but students get the names and experiments confused.
Katie B
8/7/2017 03:38:20 pm
I like visiting blogs that I did not know exitsted
Tracy
8/7/2017 03:43:51 pm
I like this contest! I have found new blogs and stores to follow for great ideas! I hope I win something!!!
Donna Earl
8/7/2017 03:51:14 pm
I really enjoy finding new blogs. Science can take massive amounts of time to prepare for, and new blogs give me great ideas.
Julie Anderson
8/7/2017 04:13:39 pm
Groovy
Heather Michaels
8/7/2017 04:22:25 pm
Thank you for participating in the giveaway!
Shannon Kirby
8/7/2017 04:42:43 pm
physics is tough!
Melody Clausen
8/7/2017 05:56:32 pm
Such a great way to collaborate and find new resources!
Amelia
8/7/2017 06:06:06 pm
anything Physics related!
Tiffany Ryan
8/7/2017 06:24:03 pm
Love following you on instagram (thats where I'm mostly at) and love your pictures of rocks!
Becca
8/13/2017 05:54:13 pm
Thanks Tiffany!
Tiffany Ryan
8/7/2017 06:27:07 pm
my LEAST favorite topic to teach is Protein Synthesis because the kiddos in 8th grade have such a hard time grasping the concept. If I win I'm going to download your tpt info on protein synthesis it looks like fun!
Sandy
8/7/2017 07:28:27 pm
My least favorite topic is chemical and physical changes
Hilary Campbell
8/7/2017 09:31:27 pm
Cell respiration! Ugh...only because getting the kids to understand the complexity of the reactions - they just get lost.
Becca
8/13/2017 05:56:18 pm
I 100% agree with you! Photosynthesis and respiration are my least favorite as well. I made these flip books that might help. I find them to be a "happy medium" between the basics of just teaching the equation and complexity of all the steps. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Cellular-Respiration-Flip-Book-3088498
Hannah VanDam
8/7/2017 09:40:26 pm
My least favorite topic is weather.
Andrea T
8/7/2017 09:55:28 pm
My least favorite (hardest) topic to teach is density.
Kristen Levin
8/7/2017 11:45:01 pm
My least favorite is taxonomy/ binomial nomenclature. Thank you so much for sharing!
Becca
8/13/2017 05:57:31 pm
Here is a fun lab I do for cladograms you might enjoy: http://teachingsciencerocks.weebly.com/blog/build-your-own-cladogram
Brenda Waterworth
8/8/2017 07:01:18 am
What a great way to stimulate creativity and strategies!! :-)
Sandra
8/8/2017 09:00:43 am
My least favorite topic is physics.
James
8/8/2017 09:02:24 am
The Henderson Hasselbach Equation
Bev
8/8/2017 09:11:24 am
What a wonderful way to introduce us to Secondary Science Teachers! Loved looking at everyone's sites!
Kathy Gann
8/8/2017 09:53:16 am
I have started following you now. Thanks!
Ashley
8/8/2017 10:21:45 am
Love using your resources in class and so do my students!
Jen Smith
8/8/2017 11:35:20 am
I do not like teaching space and earth science as much as other subjects.
Nicole Ciccarelli
8/8/2017 04:27:58 pm
Teaching middle school students about the human reproduction process and organs is a trip! The questions that I get are WOW!!!
April Perreault
8/8/2017 08:09:10 pm
Least favorite to teach would be the rock cycle.... ugh!
Kate
8/8/2017 08:42:05 pm
My least favorite topic is metrics - students always have such a hard time with it.
Becca
8/13/2017 05:52:38 pm
Hi Kate! I recently made this puzzle- maybe you will find it of use :) https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Metric-System-Puzzle-3217893
Olga
8/8/2017 11:06:20 pm
Least favorite topic - anything space related. Difficult to find hands on.
Rebecca Henry
8/9/2017 04:37:23 am
My least favorite topic to teach is lab safety. I keep trying to find new ways to make the lesson less lecture and more student-led.
Sharon Bird
8/9/2017 09:48:46 am
Thanks for this opportunity!
Gene Frady
8/9/2017 10:27:47 am
I love BIO
Rachel P.
8/9/2017 02:14:42 pm
Thank you for the opportunity to win some teacher $$$$!!
Rachel P.
8/10/2017 12:09:10 pm
My least favorite topic to teach is genetics. I love life science, but mostly microbiology and human anatomy/physiology. 8/10/2017 06:50:09 am
I don't really have a least favorite- I have taught all sciences but physics. There is something awesome about all of them!
Christina Agurcia
8/10/2017 07:44:51 pm
I love learning from fellow science teachers, specifically about my "least favorite" earth science, which I need the most help in. Thanks!
Pamela Stephens
8/10/2017 08:50:28 pm
I love learning about new TpT creators!
Andrew
8/10/2017 09:59:06 pm
My least favorite topic to teach is cells. I find it difficult teaching all the different organelles!!
Becca
8/13/2017 05:49:28 pm
I feel your pain Andrew. It's not only hard to teach them all but students struggle with understanding how they work together. I created this lesson and it has helped my students a lot- check it out! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Cell-Organelle-Puzzle-Pieces-2280631
Elizabeth
8/11/2017 07:01:56 am
I struggle with balancing equations every year!
Lindsay
8/11/2017 07:49:21 am
I think my least favourite is just the general Scientific method, lab safety, etc first couple of days because I find it so boring!
Becca
8/13/2017 05:48:04 pm
Hi Lindsay! Check out this blog post on the first weed of school- hopefully it gives you a few ideas! http://teachingsciencerocks.weebly.com/blog/june-26th-2017
Jeffrey Baughman II
8/11/2017 03:59:00 pm
Redox Reactions!
Alice Hempel
8/11/2017 06:47:09 pm
homeostasis and feedback - kids can't apply it Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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