Mystery science

At the beginning of every year, our science curriculum has us exploring Science Inquiry Skills. It can be a tricky task. Science is huge! Not all scientist do the same things… but to explore this concept, I like to keep it hands-on and fun! We first learned that scientists use their senses to make observations. […]

A great science introduction that introduces your students to science and its processes and helps you gain important insight into your students.

This Decomposer Game is similar to Heads Up, Seven Up and it goes along with the Mystery Science lesson "Where do fallen leaves go? in the Web of Life unit for 5th grade.

In this lesson, students discover the basics of how their eyes work, and figure out some of the causes of vision problems.

In this lesson, students develop a model of the earth’s surface and use it to discover an important principle about how rivers work.

This mystery solutions science activity lets you assess students’ ability to silently but collaboratively solve a puzzle. Students each receive a cassette box with three clear solutions, and they have to try to figure out which of their solutions match their partner’s, but they cannot talk and they cannot see one another! Read more about this awesome activity on this blog post! This is perfect for those unstructured days at school when you still want to have your middle school students…

Today on the blog, I'm sharing 5 activities that I use in my Forensics class at the start of the school year. These activities are perfect for engaging your forensic science students and getting them excited about your class.

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