EverydayScience

Here is a yearly planning template for any subject you are teaching! It is a simple planning document to keep you organized and planned ahead. It is a "quick" look at what you are doing for the week, month, and year- all in one place! I always like to have a landing space for my lesson plans, quick meeting notes, and resources all in one document for easy access, especially when collaborating. You can make it your own by changing the colors for every unit as well as by adding any hyperlinks; I h

This is an activity I like to have my students do to REVIEW identifying, describing, and calculating different forces before our unit test. I have attached the recording sheet for these stations to the first slide, in the comments, for easy access to print for your class. What you get: a copy of my google slides with 7 stations reviewing forces (potential vs kinetic, calculating forces, types of forces - i.e. inertia) AND a recording document for students to document their learning (and even pl

Here is a playlist for students to work through understanding physical and chemical properties of matter at their own pace. I give students a time limit and help them individually work through this playlist of learning activities. I have denoted (with highlight) what you will have to update/provide/change for your students and classroom. This is a format that could easily be paired with your slideshow/notes. *I have linked my foldable notes to this document for you to make a copy of/pair with y

This is a template I used my first two years of teaching when I taught multiple grades and subjects. I have kept it pretty simple, but I color-coded by grade level/time. Each year, I like to have a landing place for my schedule and all of my links in one google document. You can take this template and run with it!