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The Science School Yard: Scavenger Hunt Freebie

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Friday, August 7, 2015. Always looking for ways to make your job simpler! Here is another fun way to get kiddos outside and working on science and math! Scavenger hunts are great ways to get our students actively engaged.working with partners.being outside.following and carrying out a plan! Whether in a school garden or in a school yard get the kiddos growing! Here is a quick freebie to create a fun back to school "field trip"! Take your pick.School Garden or School Yard. Posted by Spotlight On Elementary.

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The Science School Yard: Flash Freebie

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Sunday, July 26, 2015. I love freebies.as you can tell if you have ever checked out the Science School Yard.I include many freebies to make science easier for you! Love and Laughter in Second Grade is hosting a flash freebie event that starts at 8:30 am EST on Monday August, 27th until August 28th at 10:30 pm EST. Each 1/2 there will be a different product for you to snag! What a great way to add to your back to school ideas! This pack is a fun way to make science simple.and fun! Follow Me On Bloglovin'.

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Carol's Teaching Garden: June 2014

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Monday, June 30, 2014. What Would You Have Done? What Would You Do? If you were confronted by a team of camera men, producers, directors, and light and sound technicians outside your classroom door one day as you reported for work, saw all of their equipment attached to cables snaking through your classroom and out the door, what would you do? Would you want to be their “star? View Outside My Adult Education Classroom. One of the Many Equipment Tables. Beginning to Feel Out of My Depth. Feeling out of my...

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The Science School Yard: February 2015

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Thursday, February 26, 2015. The Science Circus and More. This week.is conference week. We are here until late.late.late. Today, we are hosting a baked potato bar for our classroom teachers. As a science teacher.I am seen as a specialist.ENCORE is what they call us! SoI have a few minutes to share what I have been doing this week in science.and to link up with a fellow science teacher. over at Teachers are Terrific. Here is what is going on in my science classroom this week. The magic balancing pencil.

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The Science School Yard: May 2015

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Sunday, May 31, 2015. Rube Goldberg Visits Our Science Class. For the next two weeks we are finishing up our Simple Machines Unit.FOSS Levers and Pulleys have guided us.but now it is time to have some engineering fun with two weeks left to go we really need to step outside the box! I used the following videos to guide me. These are two great examples of Rube Goldberg's for kids to get excited about! X marks the spot! Rube In Action.Eyeing it up before it's in motion! Teamwork to make it work! I love how ...

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The Science School Yard: September 2014

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Saturday, September 20, 2014. This week in first grade.Bats are mammals, too! We have just covered what is a mammal and we are taking a little quiz to see what they know. Then, we will be reading Bat by Gail Gibbons. Who doesn't love Gail Gibbons? I love this book so this is my feature book this week. Join Mrs. Jump's Class for Book Talk Tuesday. Great non-fiction.just enough information for 1st graders to remember bat facts! This song is a cute beginning or end to compare birds and bats. Don't forget to...

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The Science School Yard: July 2015

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Friday, July 31, 2015. STEM Nursery Rhyme Time! Throughout the year, I kept trying new stories and rhymes to find ways to use simple supplies to have my littles engineer! They have built stamina and used creativity to make some great zip lines.egg protectors.and learned how to use pulleys! This summer, I have been working on packs that incorporated all of the ideas that I did this last school year! STEM Nursery Rhyme Time In Action! Hey, Diddle, Diddle link.catapults, fiddle engineering, and more! Last y...

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The Science School Yard: October 2014

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Friday, October 31, 2014. How fun to have been nominated for this award! I have been super sick.so it took me a few days to start posting on my blog. Yucky germs=yucky bug! Thanks to Mrs. Sprigg's at Mrs. Sprigg's Kindergarten Pond. The Liebster Award is a way for newer bloggers (with less than 200 followers) who have great content, to link up, meet other bloggers, and share a little bit about themselves. 1 Why and how long ago did you start blogging? 4 What is your favorite past time other than blogging?

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The Science School Yard: March 2015

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Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Science Makes Me Hoppy! I am on VACATION! But before we finished up science last week.we worked on a few science stations that made the kiddos pretty HOPPY! We made Easter eggs with coffee filters. The kiddos made designs on coffee filters. They got to spray them.then we made sayings on notecards how Our Teachers Are EGG-cellent. I love that teachers are egg-cellent because they are pretty! I was out of there quick on Friday.break started! The great thing about these activities i...

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The Science School Yard: July 2014

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Wednesday, July 30, 2014. Wind and Solar Fun and Energy Island. Thanks to Mrs. Jump's Class and Book Talk Tuesday. This week, we are learning to find ways to use what we have, for example we use FOSS, to create inquiry based questions. Here is what question I will use to start my energy lesson off with. We are also trying to integrate more NGSS concepts even though Wisconsin hasn't adopted it yet. Posted by Spotlight On Elementary. Wednesday, July 23, 2014. I love apple picking time! All in 50 minutes!