Science has always been my favorite subject and I can’t wait to teach students how fun it can be! I also like to find some great ideas on Pinterest about science activities, hopefully it will give you all some inspiration when you become teachers.
This is a good activity for magnets, you could also have students add the numbers together and integrate math.
This is a yummy way to teach students about the phases of the moon!
A creative way to show the differet stages of a butterfly using uncooked noodles.
Different layers of the Earth made of clay.
A represention showing students how far apart the planets are.
Jamie,
ReplyDeleteI love these ideas! Especially the earth layers one. It looks very cool! The oreo one is also a cute one. It's amazing what you can find on pinterest!
Science is such a fun subject, especially for little kids because there is so much that they still haven't discovered. I am looking forward to teaching science as well! I love the phases of the moon with the oreos :)
ReplyDeleteJamie,
ReplyDeleteI would have to say I am really impressed by your blog. The ideas you have shared are spectacular! I will definitely be following your blog and your pinterest account.
Tina
P.S. I remember the Oreo cookie phases of the moon from our Science class last semester.
DeleteReally neat ideas! Nate actually did the one showing how far apart the planets are for our SCS class last year and it was a lot of fun. I have also presented the one on magnets, but with a twist. Instead of just using plain old magnets, I connected a large magnet to a stick and string and used it as a fishing pole. I cut out a bunch of paper fish and taped paper clips to them. It obviously went along with a whole series of lessons on magnets, but my classmates thought it was a great idea. Just tell the kids we're going fishing today in science! Haha. Thanks a lot for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteI am OBSESSED with Pintrest!! I did my blog about PIntrest too, only sharing blogs from teachers that I have found really great ideas on. I also love science and I cannot wait to teach it!! The clay earth looks so fun!
ReplyDeleteI am also going into science and love it! I especially like the idea you shared about using Oreos to teach the phases of the moon. That was really cool and unique!
ReplyDeleteWow that Oreo activity looks fantastic, and delicious! Nice post Jamie =)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THE OREO IDEA! How cute! And your blog is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love science too, and these look like fun and educational activities for the students to do. It looks like they would love them too!
ReplyDeleteI'm just like you, I love science!! I will be using your blog a lot! Cute ideas - Where did you find these?
ReplyDeleteI love all your ideas for science. I am opposite of you and do not have a passion for science. The things you included in your blog look fun and interesting to me!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the work! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHave to agree with you all, I too love science. The world is just so interesting! My favorite was the butterfly and noodles activity... Cute!
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