As teachers, we are always on a budget. Decorating classrooms can get pricey. When I first started teaching I was spending a fortune online and at teaching supply stores to buy science posters so my walls weren't so drab. Since then, I've been creating my own science posters that the library will print for me poster size and laminate. You can see some of my posters in the picture gallery below). It has saved me a bunch of money! I have posters in my store, covering topics such as the rock cycle, cells, scientific variables, and more. Check them out here! You can buy the whole bundle and save!
I've also complied a list of other posters I have found online for free download: 1. Human Genome Poster- This is great to bring out during my genetics unit. Students can look up which genes and diseases are held on each chromosome. 2. Top 10 Reasons you should take Physics 3. Water Education Posters- many posters available on topics such as groundwater, watersheds, and water quality. 4. Scientific Method- Scholastic has created these posters on the scientific method 5. Earth at Night- Poster from NASA 6. Earth/Mars Comparison poster 7. Earthquakes and Seismology- from IRIS 8. March for Science- 6 free posters to celebrate women in science 9. Physics Central- Fun physics posters that can be purchased or downloaded for free 10. Climate Science Posters- These definitely have a political tone, but if you are teaching about climate change are available for free 11. Renewable Energy Posters- in developing countries 12. Big Telescopes- and why we need them 13. Periodic table for biology- Great for honors/AP students 14. Make a difference with careers in biology poster set 15. Not All Chemists Wear White Coats poster set 16. Periodic Table for Biologists 17. Teaching Tolerance- not science related, but oh so important! 18. Forces of Nature- Poster series of women in science 19. NSTA Infographics- More teacher based than student based, but still colorful and free 20. STEM Role Model Posters- These are 8 beautiful posters of women in STEM! Enjoy! 
6 Comments
John Maiden
8/26/2017 04:21:43 pm
This is my first year teaching eighth grade science and I need all the help I can get! The school only gave me $100 to spend on supplies.
Andy
8/30/2017 02:04:55 am
Well thats great! Good Luck with your Job!
Erica
6/22/2018 08:17:16 pm
Becca,
Becca
6/23/2018 08:46:32 am
Hi Erica! See if your school library does poster size prints. If not, Staples does "engineer prints" which are large size prints. Hope that helps!
Lennie Visbal Bacdayan
8/7/2018 01:23:36 am
Thanks so much for these ideas and printables that are free! I am not very good with decorating but with these materials you shared i'm sure my science lab will turn out fine! Thanks again!
Peace Gulf
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