Halloween is my favorite holiday of the year and I love bringing in some Halloween science experiments for some spooky chemistry into my classroom! Whether it's bubbling potions or eerie color changes, these activities captivate my students and help keep them engaged during the long month of October ... READ the POST

The leaves are starting to change color and that means it's time for my favorite season, fall, and my favorite holiday, Halloween.  If you’re looking to sprinkle a little seasonal magic into your lessons, I’ve got five Halloween science projects that are just right for ... READ the POST

Have you ever considered the potential of dollar store items for teaching engaging simple chemistry activities? These affordable and accessible materials can transform an ordinary classroom into a dynamic science lab. Here’s a guide to simple chemistry experiments you can easily set up, providing ... READ the POST

The engineering design process is an important part of science and  STEM education. It helps students think like scientists and develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. One way to teach it is by having the students design a bridge that can withstand the tremors of an earthquake, ... READ the POST

One way to help students understand the steps of the scientific method is through using science stations. I like to use the blended learning science rotation model that offers three different stations; group station, online station, and a teacher-led station. Teaching ... READ the POST