Science Education Idea Exchange

  Photo by  Triana Nana  on  Unsplash I am just really enjoying using the poor weather outside to create! My latest creation is using slime recipes to teach students about mutations and their impacts on organisms, especially asexual organisms. It can be found here .

 I have a Facebook business page that will be running a promotion: anyone who shares and comments on the post for the giveaway will be entered for free $5 or less item from my TeachersPayTeachers store!

 I am going to be having a sale on all my items today and tomorrow. Go to TeachersPayTeachers to check out the deals for my curriculum and other creators!

I have never posted something news-related here, but this is a bill that makes me nervous: In Iowa, they are considering live-streaming the majority of classrooms for parents to follow along. It really seems like it is to try to "catch" teachers talking about controversial topics.   Photo by  Bernard Hermant  on  Unsplash I have had my share of hover parents and lawnmower parents. This would take it to a new level. Article here .

 I just finished adding materials for all five standards to help engage students in learning about ecosystems. The bundle of resources comes at a discount and can be found here ! The resources included are simulations, projects, and labs.  Stay tuned for my part II birthday escape room and projects for heredity!

I am excited to announce that I have been back at creating content. I updated the Interlocking Bricks  puzzle room with minor changes from the original.  Inspired by my husband and my childhood, I made a vintage video game themed one. There are tropes that pay homage to the original classics with a twist. Believe it or not, no electronics are needed to compete in this game.