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I have taught all subjects in grades 2, 3, and 5 and science in grades 6 and 7. Science is my favorite subject to teach! As both a teacher and mom, I understand the need for resources that support a wide variety of learning needs. As a homeschooling mom, I’ve learned the importance of building on children’s strengths and interests while also finding practical activities we can do together to save time. These experiences inspire me to create lessons that are adaptable, engaging, and designed to make learning work in real life.
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Cellular Respiration Photosynthesis Graphic Organizer Foldable Notes
Make photosynthesis and cellular respiration click with this engaging interactive notebook foldable designed specifically for middle school science students. This resource helps students visualize the cycle of matter and flow of energy in a clear, hands-on way. This foldable is designed with clear cut lines, simple folds, and clear labels of where to cut and where to fold, so you can spend less time troubleshooting and more time teaching. No more stressing about students folding the wrong w
5th - 9th
Biology
Veterinary Curriculum Bundle •Career Education•Root Words• Middle School Science
Bring real-world science, career exploration, and vocabulary together with this Veterinary Science Vet Prep Bundle—a low-prep, high-engagement collection of lessons and activities designed to introduce students to veterinary careers while building critical thinking and science literacy skills. Perfect for middle school science, career readiness, STEM electives, and homeschool learning, this bundle turns your classroom into a hands-on veterinary clinic experience students will remember.
5th - 9th
General Science
Spring Living and Nonliving Things •Cut, Paste, Sort• Elementary Grades •Science
Spring Living and Nonliving Things Sort Low-Prep • Hands-On • Elementary Science Make life science sorting simple and engaging with this spring-themed Living and Nonliving Things Sort! This low-prep activity helps students practice identifying and classifying items based on whether they are living or nonliving — with an optional once living scaffold for primary learners who need additional support. Simple designs for K–2 classrooms, this hands-on cut-and-paste activity is perfect for science cen
K - 5th
Biology, General Science
Cell Organelle • Cell Theory •Middle School Science Bundle• Review & Study Guide
Teach cells with confidence using this engaging, low-prep Cell Bundle designed for upper elementary and middle school science. This resource combines hands-on learning, visual modeling, research, and critical thinking to help students truly understand cell organelles and the development of Cell Theory. Perfect for a mini-unit, review week, stations, or sub plans, this bundle saves prep time while giving students multiple ways to interact with complex content. ⭐ What’s Included in This Bundl
5th - 8th
Biology
7 Summer Scavenger Hunts • PreK, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
☀️ Summer Scavenger Hunt ☀️ PreK–8th • Indoor & Outdoor • Differentiated & No Prep • Looking for a fun, flexible, and truly no-prep activity that works for multiple ages? This Summer Scavenger Hunt Pack is designed to keep kids engaged, moving, and thinking — without adding more work to your plate. Whether you're teaching a range of grade levels or a parent who just needs something easy for a hot or rainy day, this resource has you covered. ✨ What’s Included: ✔ Picture-only hunt (PreK–K) ✔ Simp
PreK - 8th
For All Subjects, General Science, Sight Words
Spring STEM Challenge • Hurricane & Tornado Proof • Science Grades 6th•7th•8th
Hurricane STEM Challenge | Wind-Resistant Structure Engineering Activity Engage your students with this hands-on, high-interest STEM challenge that combines engineering design, critical thinking, and real-world problem solving! In this activity, students must design and build a wind-resistant structure that can withstand powerful hurricane-force winds—using limited time, materials, and a point-based budget. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school, this resource gets students thinking like
4th - 8th
Earth Sciences, Engineering, General Science
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
+4
Living & Nonliving Spring Activities • Science • Grades 4th•5th•6th•7th•8th
Engage your students with this hands-on, critical-thinking resource designed to teach ecosystems, survival, and the difference between living and nonliving things! Perfect for grades 4–8, this resource is flexible for whole-class, small group, or independent work. What’s Included: Scenario Card Sorting Game: Students read scenarios and sort into categories (YES – survives, NO – does not survive). Includes an independent paper option for classrooms without card materials.Reflection Question Half-
4th - 8th
Biology
NGSS
MS-LS1-1
, 5-LS1-1
Veterinarian Prep •Species Root Words• Animal Vocabulary • 6th, 7th, 8th Grades
🧠 Species Root Words | Animal Vocabulary Games & Activities Help students understand and apply animal species root words through hands-on, gamified learning—not boring worksheets. This resource combines reading, movement, problem-solving, and creative application to make species root words meaningful and memorable. Students don’t just memorize vocabulary—they connect root words to real animal traits, building deeper understanding and stronger science vocabulary. Perfect for upper elementa
4th - 8th
Biology, General Science
Exploring Veterinary Careers Types of Vets Lesson | 6th, 7th, 8th Grade Science
What’s IncludedEverything you need for a ready-to-teach, engaging veterinary science lesson! This resource includes: 3 Presentations (Made in Canva) with discussion questions throughoutDay in the Life: Introduction to a Veterinarian's Day Veterinary ResponsibilitiesCareer Paths in Veterinarian Medicine Differentiated Student PagesYounger studentsCut & pasteColoringCopy workOlder studentsComprehension & reflection questionsGraphic organizersMore space for written responses Teacher Directio
K - 9th
Biology, Writing
Save Fred • Problem Based Learning Stem Challenge • Science
Saving Fred STEM Challenge | Engineering Design Lab | Hands-On Science Activity Engage your students with this classic, high-interest STEM challenge that builds problem-solving, teamwork, and critical thinking skills— with minimal prep and maximum engagement!In this Saving Fred STEM Challenge, students must design and test a rescue mission to save Fred the gummy worm after his boat capsizes. Working within clear constraints, students think like engineers as they plan, build, test, and improve
4th - 8th
Basic Principles, Engineering, General Science
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Science Color-by-Number •Photosynthesis•Lab Safety•Unbalanced Forces• Grades 6-8
Engaging, Low-Prep Science Review for Upper Elementary & Middle SchoolMake science review fun, focused, and stress-free with this Science Color-by-Number Review Bundle! This growing bundle includes multiple activities designed to help students review key science concepts while staying engaged through visual learning. Each resource follows the same simple format: students answer content-based questions and color the image according to their answers, creating an instant visual check for understan
5th - 9th
Biology, Coloring Pages, Physical Science
Cat Anatomy Veterinarian Lesson • Interactive Diagrams • 6th, 7th, 8th Grades
Engage your students with this interactive Cat Anatomy Veterinary Prep Lesson, perfect for elementary and middle school learners! This complete lesson guides students of all ages through external anatomy, skeletal structure, and internal organs, using hands-on activities, movement cues, games, and engaging visuals that make learning fun for everyone. What’s Included: Warm-Up: To be used as discussion prompts, think-pair-share, or fun feline facts read aloud.Practice pages: Labeling diagrams
1st - 8th
Biology
Cell Theory Scavenger Hunt • Classroom Review Activity • Middle School Science
Make reviewing Cell Theory active, engaging, and student-driven with this interactive scavenger hunt! Students work in pairs or groups to locate hidden cards, then answer questions about the scientists and discoveries that shaped modern cell theory. This low-prep activity encourages collaboration, critical thinking, and purposeful movement while reinforcing key science content. What’s IncludedScavenger hunt cards featuring Cell Theory scientists and concepts Student answer sheets (list format
5th - 8th
Biology
NGSS
MS-LS1-1
Living and Nonliving Things Worksheets Science 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Grades
Help your students easily understand living and nonliving things with this clear, hands-on worksheet set! Perfect for 1st grade-5th grade, special education, and homeschool, this resource includes multiple sorting activities, cut-and-glue mats, coloring tasks, and an ELA explanation question to build both science and writing skills. These worksheets are designed to be simple to prep and engaging for students—making it the perfect addition to science lessons, learning centers, morning work, r
1st - 5th
Biology
Energy Transformation •Conduction, Convection, Radiation• Science Review Maze
Heat Transfer Maze & Labeling Activity | Conduction, Convection, Radiation | 3 Options + Answer KeysMake learning about heat transfer fun and engaging with this printable maze and labeling activity! Perfect for upper elementary and middle school students, this resource helps students practice conduction, convection, and radiation in an interactive, hands-on way. Whether you’re teaching in the classroom, at home, or in a small group, this activity encourages critical thinking, problem-solving
5th - 8th
Physical Science
Balanced and Unbalanced Forces •Color by Number• Middle School Science Worksheet
Make force concepts stick with this Balanced & Unbalanced Forces Color-by-Number Review. Students answer multiple-choice questions, then color the image to reveal the final design — reinforcing science content while keeping students focused and motivated. Students will practice: Balanced vs. unbalanced forcesMotion and force interactionsReal-world force examplesPerfect for: Review or spiral practiceSmall groupsIndependent workScience centersIncludes a clear answer key for quick grading or self-c
5th - 8th
Physical Science
NGSS
MS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-1
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration •Color by Number• Middle School Science
🌱 Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration – Color-by-Number Review This Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration Color-by-Number activity helps students review two challenging life science concepts in an engaging, visual format. Students answer content questions and color based on their answers to reveal the completed image. Includes questions on: Inputs and outputs of photosynthesisInputs and outputs of cellular respirationEnergy flow in living systemsPlant and cell processesGreat for: Test revie
5th - 8th
Biology, Coloring Pages
Characteristics of Life • Living & Nonliving •Exit Ticket• Middle School Science
Looking for a quick, meaningful way to assess student understanding of the characteristics of life? This print-and-go exit ticket is perfect for checking comprehension at the end of a lesson on living vs nonliving things. Students will: Identify misconceptions using True/False questions Classify examples as living or nonliving Draw and label how a living thing uses water Explain why reproduction is essential for species survival ✨ This resource works well for: Upper elementary & middle school
5th - 8th
Science
Editable Student Reward Coupons | Behavior Incentives | Kindergarten-3rd grade
Teaching elementary school, I quickly realized I didn’t want to rely on candy or trinkets to reward students. I needed meaningful, low-cost incentives that actually motivated my class—so I created these editable student reward coupons. These coupons pair perfectly with classroom economy systems, PBIS, token boards, or point-based behavior plans. In my class, students earned “dollars” for positive behavior, and once they saved up 20, they got to choose a reward. My 2nd graders loved picking the
K - 3rd
Other (ELA)
Balanced and Unbalanced Forces Notes • Middle School Science • CSET Writing
This Forces & Motion practice resource helps students build a clear understanding of balanced and unbalanced forces through guided notes, visual analysis, and written explanation. Students will: Complete fill-in-the-blank notes to reinforce key force concepts Analyze and correct force diagrams by fixing arrows and directions Label forces and identify the object in question Respond to prompts using a CSET-style written response to explain their reasoning Interactive notebook options are include
5th - 8th
Physical Science
NGSS
MS-PS2-2
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Experience
I have taught all subjects in grades 2, 3, and 5 and science in grades 6 and 7. Science is my favorite subject to teach! As both a teacher and mom, I understand the need for resources that support a wide variety of learning needs. As a homeschooling mom, I’ve learned the importance of building on children’s strengths and interests while also finding practical activities we can do together to save time. These experiences inspire me to create lessons that are adaptable, engaging, and designed to make learning work in real life.
Teaching style
I like weaving technology into our lessons whenever I can because it keeps my kids engaged and makes learning feel fun and interactive. I also love group work — whether it’s students in a classroom or my own kids at the kitchen table — because there’s so much value in learning from each other. At the end of the day, I want lessons that are hands-on, adaptable, and practical for real life, not just something that looks good on paper.
My own education history
I have a bachelor of science degree in elementary education and a master's degree in Applied Technology in Education.
Additional biographical information
I’ve taught everything from 2nd to 7th grade and loved middle school science, but homeschooling has my heart — it’s where I get to follow my kids’ interests, spark real curiosity, and teach on my own terms. I’m a hands-on, crafty kind of mom — sewing, scrapbooking, making jewelry — and I bring that same creativity into my teaching. Living a toxin-free lifestyle isn’t just a choice; it’s a non-negotiable for our home and how I design my resources. I believe in being intentional, cutting out the unnecessary, and choosing tools and lessons that actually make life healthier, simpler, and more vibrant.
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