Science Education Idea Exchange

 I have to apologize! I am working hard at updating my resources and branding my store this summer. As a result, many of my items mentioned here may be unavailable. Rest assured, I am working hard at making them better than ever over the next couple months. Here's my new banner that will debut in July!

 I heard of another fantastic resource for graphics to spruce up your backgrounds and classrooms: Pixabay . Like Unsplash, there are royalty free images available. It works similarly and allows you to download the image and provide credit. Check out my example below! Image by  Pete Linforth  from  Pixabay

Available as of April, a new puzzle room to help review forces and motions. I included graphs students need to read to find the velocity of an object. There are practice calculations for speed and acceleration. Discussions of Newton's Laws of Motion. You can see samples of what's included above.   

 I was in a classroom that the teacher utilized emotional education in her classroom. The students were not excited to see a guest teacher, which was my first tip that they loved her. Not only was her room cozy, but she was well prepared for me to teach. One big takeaway, her note sheet for me to complete. There was only space for "positive comments". Photo by ThisisEngineering RAEng on Unsplash It really helped me reframe my thinking as I was working with students and focus on her students that were doing great things, which were most of them!