Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

Classroom Update



How have things been going in your classroom since we came back from winter break?

Prior to the break, we did a lot of hands on science lessons.  I attribute many of the ideas from my Mickelson training this summer.  We did pendulum swings, science and engineering activities, push and pull, catapults, building bridges, wind propelled balloons and magnets. The students were engaged and seemed to understand claims, evidence and reasoning.

Now we are investigating biomes, traits, and animals.  In addition, we are reviewing multiplication, narrative writing and explorers.

Are you doing anything exciting? Please feel free to share.


Monday, July 20, 2015

Mickelson Exxon/Mobil

I attended the Mickelson Exxon Mobil STEM conference this week in Pittsburgh and I was blown away.  The organizers, presenters, faculty, staff, fellow teachers, and speakers were all amazing.  I was in awe the entire week.

I have several hands on science and math lessons I can bring to my class this year. In addition, I have a new outlook on the way I will teach this subject matter.

I was pushed out of my comfort zone and that was a good thing.  Every workshop sent me into a state of disequilibrium.  I literally stood there in amazement on more than one occasion.

If you ever get a chance to attend, I highly recommend this golden opportunity. You will make friends, learn from others and think in ways you never imagined.

Hats off to such an inspiring conference!

If you are interested in attending a future academy click here.

Monday, December 8, 2014

Science Journals

Hello out there,

If you are looking for a science journal, then you have come to the right place.  Christy has created a quick and simple science journal for all your scientific method needs.  The journal has variations of covers, steps to the methods, labels and printable sheets.  Feel free to check it out by here.



       

 

Next Generation Science Standard topics listed by grade level



Choice of covers



Choice of Scientific Method posters



Full journal pages or label sheets for each step



Thanks,


Sean & Christy