The once a month blogger!  I had to get posted before May 1st.  That's right, MAY!!!  Anyway, here is a big ole pot of random for ya... ...

We have been learning about properties and how they can be changed by heating and cooling.  Last week we changed old crayons by melting the...

My science freebie is to help students get acquainted with science tools and their uses.  I created these sheets to be used as a log for stu...

Tuesday of Science Week is links to your favorite science videos and websites. My favorite is Sid the Science Kid!  Click the image to visi...

      I am so excited to be back and blogging after my 2 month hiatus! Thank you to the sweet bloggers who nominated me as one of their To...

Moon Craters           After snow days, and 100 days, and Valentine's Day, we were finally able to finish our moon unit.  Our last moo...

Phases of the Moon         After learning that we can only see the part of the Moon that the Sun is shining on, the students created model...

Earth, Moon, and Sun               First,  we watched this short animation that I found on Youtube.                To help the student...

We started our Moon unit with a KWL chart.  The students wrote what they know and what they want to know about the moon.  As we worked throu...

      This is an example of a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) lesson that is done as a part of inquiry based learning at our ...