Light Lesson Plans for Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grade
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Are you looking for some light lesson plans for your third, fourth, or fifth grade class? You’ve come to the right place! (more…)
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10 Fabulous Light Websites for Kids
Looking for some light websites? Try these! They’ll spice up your energy unit for third, fourth, and fifth grade students. (more…)
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Fast & Easy Science Bulletin Boards
Looking for some fast and easy science bulletin boards? Surprisingly, you’ll find the materials on your bookshelves! First, dust off those unused trade books. Then cut them apart and slap…
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Light Energy Books for Kids
Merge science and reading with these light energy books. You can reinforce important physical science concepts while building kids’ reading skills. It’s a win-win proposition! (more…)
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How to Energize Science Activities for Kids
Energize science activities for kids! How? Above all, let kids get their hands on science. Then try these simple strategies. They’ll transform instruction. First, ask for generalizations. Second, encourage inquiry.…
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How to Ramp Up Science Activities Using the Fair Test
For a full-blown experiment, kids use the fair test. They compare two (or more) things. All other variables are controlled. Asking students to measure and repeat seals the deal. (more…)
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How to Use Scientific Inquiry in Your Classroom
Scientific inquiry starts with a messy problem. Kids find the solution by trial and error. Give your science activities a little twist – and let kids figure stuff out themselves.…
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How to Encourage Kids to Make Generalizations in Science
Generalizations force kids to zero in on scientific concepts. For higher level thinking, give your science activities a twist. Begin with a conceptual question. Present a science activity. Then ask…
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Enjoy Teaching Light with Physics Activities for Kids
Teaching light can be loads of fun. Even if you’re on a tight budget. Five simple activities for kids help them understand light concepts. A little light reading drives them…
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