Science Education Idea Exchange

  This freebie comes from a brand new store called The Aussie Science Teacher . Photo by Campaign Creators on Unsplash This poster would be great to have on the wall in your classroom year-round. There are two formats to choose from, but both include a labeled graph and instructions for titling the graph. There's even a mnemonic device to help students remember what to include in their graphs. Check it out here !

Another freebie is ready for you to download! I made a graphic organizer years ago for my students and you can find it here . This graphic organizer comes with the answer key and what you see pictured below.

I am sorry that it's been a while since my last post. We are in the process of moving and I have a little. It's busy! I finished my lesson plans on cellular respiration for NGSS in middle school. You can check it out here . The lesson plan bundle includes a couple labs, graphic organizers, and activities to help students understand the function of cellular respiration.

We have been out of school for two weeks and I am already losing track of which day is which! Apparently, I need to consult my planner more than I originally thought. There are so many types of graphic organizers out there! Here are a couple that I really like: Connections, Points & Questions Ready-Set-Go-Whoa!

To help my students write thorough conclusions, I created the following document based on someone else's idea. The link for it is here.