It is amazing what a dedicated teacher can do.
My Science Box - is a fantastic resource for middle school science teachers. Developed by a Californian teacher, these lessons and resources are gold standard, and getting bigger.
With lesson plans, learning programs and guides this is a great help to any teacher who wants to make science that much more interesting.
Aligned to Californian state standards (referenced) it shouldn't be too hard to match them to either Australian or other science curricular. Resources are mainly in word format so that you can adapt them to your classroom requirements.
I also have to applaud the website design - simple, clear and easy to use - many commercial sites should have a look at this.
All resources are creative commons - non commercial so you are authorised to copy and reuse.
A blog of stuff I have found for interactive Whiteboards, Audience Response Systems, slates, tablets and other educational hardware.
Showing posts with label primary science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label primary science. Show all posts
Friday, September 7, 2012
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Primary Science Conference
For the last two days I have been at the primary science conference organised by STAWA (Science Teachers Association of Western Australia).
I really look forward to the science conferences - these conferences are really hands on stuff and they pull out all the stops to make it fun and engaging.
I was lucky enough to be asked to present a workshop about integrating IT into the primary science classroom. I brought along Visualisers, microscope cameras, data loggers and and IWB to show how these pieces of hardware could be used to extend primary science.
I wish I had of seen this before going in...
Makeuseof.com - one of my favourite websites has this great article listing/linking a bunch of environmental science games and activities on the web... I could have based my whole talk on that.
I really look forward to the science conferences - these conferences are really hands on stuff and they pull out all the stops to make it fun and engaging.
I was lucky enough to be asked to present a workshop about integrating IT into the primary science classroom. I brought along Visualisers, microscope cameras, data loggers and and IWB to show how these pieces of hardware could be used to extend primary science.
I wish I had of seen this before going in...
Makeuseof.com - one of my favourite websites has this great article listing/linking a bunch of environmental science games and activities on the web... I could have based my whole talk on that.
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