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Chemical Reactions Color & Temperature Change – Middle School Science Unit

June 2, 2022 by Lynda Williams

This unit will help you teach your middle school science class about chemical reactions with color and temperature change! With five days worth of activities, this unit will save you lots of time and ... READ the POST

Making a Lemon Volcano to Teach About Chemical Reactions

July 11, 2019 by Lynda Williams

Great way to teach about chemical reactions. Want a free exciting science lesson for your students? Kids will love Lemon Volcanos. It is a great way to teach about chemical reactions. You will ... READ the POST

Chemistry Experiments with Household Materials

June 20, 2017 by Lynda Williams Leave a Comment

Did you know you can do some cool chemistry experiments with just some household materials? Science activities do not have to cost a lot of money! kids can have lots of fun with hands-on ... READ the POST

Styrofoam Peanuts and Acetone Experiment with Interactive Notebook Ideas

July 30, 2014 by Lynda Williams 2 Comments

What will happen if you place styrofoam peanuts in acetone? SAFTEY: This is a really cool experiment, but it requires a few safety precautions. Acetone should only be handled by an ... READ the POST

As always, Lynda provides perfect alignment with the standards.

Age of the Earth and Geologic Time Scale NGSS MS ESS1-4

Sharon M

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2016-05-03T18:24:44-06:00

Sharon M

As always, Lynda provides perfect alignment with the standards. Age of the Earth and Geologic Time Scale NGSS MS ESS1-4

https://teachingscience.us/testimonials/anabelle/

Thank you so much for creating this resource! It is such a fun and engaging activity for my students, especially during distance learning.

Honey Bee Digital Escape Distance Learning

Expedition Fourth

Teaching Science with Lynda R. Williams

2020-11-03T20:44:55-07:00

Expedition Fourth

Thank you so much for creating this resource! It is such a fun and engaging activity for my students, especially during distance learning. Honey Bee Digital Escape Distance Learning

https://teachingscience.us/testimonials/expedition-fourth/

My students loved this unit. I was able to present different elements of it throughout the month. It is hard to find interesting non-fictional, age-appropriate text for my students that they will enjoy. This was a great unit that aligned well for my students who have very different goals within the same group.

Compare and Contrast Two Texts on Reindeer

Heidi J

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2020-11-03T20:45:49-07:00

Heidi J

My students loved this unit. I was able to present different elements of it throughout the month. It is hard to find interesting non-fictional, age-appropriate text for my students that they will enjoy. This was a great unit that aligned well for my students who have very different goals within the same group. Compare and Contrast Two Texts on Reindeer

https://teachingscience.us/testimonials/heidi-j/

I am so impressed with this unit which manages to be distance learning and hands-on at the same time. Really well thought out and engaging activities that allow students to practice each of the eight Science and Engineering Practices. Really no prep for me!

Science and Engineering Practices Distance Education Unit

Tina S

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2016-05-03T18:05:39-06:00

Tina S

I am so impressed with this unit which manages to be distance learning and hands-on at the same time. Really well thought out and engaging activities that allow students to practice each of the eight Science and Engineering Practices. Really no prep for me! Science and Engineering Practices Distance Education Unit

https://teachingscience.us/testimonials/michelle/

The elephant article was excellent but I also thought the lab on dissecting a flower was broken down so easily, even telling me where to get inexpensive flowers! This resource helped me teach this challenging standard in an engaging way. Worth every penny!

Structure and Function NGSS 4-LS1-1 and 4-LS1-2

Richard S

Teaching Science with Lynda R. Williams

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2016-05-03T18:07:52-06:00

Richard S

The elephant article was excellent but I also thought the lab on dissecting a flower was broken down so easily, even telling me where to get inexpensive flowers! This resource helped me teach this challenging standard in an engaging way. Worth every penny! Structure and Function NGSS 4-LS1-1 and 4-LS1-2

https://teachingscience.us/testimonials/catherine/

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