Flow State Science

A winter STEAM activity that does not explicitly mention "Christmas." Perfect to get your science students creative for any festivities or classroom décor! Print out the templates, throw up the activity suggestions (or make your own), get the scissors, tape, turn on the jams and let the kids get in their creative science flow! This is suitable for secondary students. The templates include directions on them so you can print copies on standard paper or cardstock and let the kids have fun! These

Lab Stations are a great way to teach multiple chunks of a concept in one day! Print these signs to give students a visual cue of where to go. Use the blank sign to write in anything you need to accommodate your classroom. Setting Up...Print on white or colored cardstockLaminate or simply slip into page protectors! Set the lab station sign next to the lab station so students know where to go during rotation. Lay it flat next to the lab, lay on a lab tray or be fancy schmancy and use a sign stand

Lab Stations are a great way to teach multiple chunks of a concept in one day! Print these signs to give students a visual cue of where to go. Each hexagon is 6.71 in x 7.59 in on an 8.5x11 page. Teachers can choose to cut out the hexagons, laminate or place in a page protector. Setting Up...Print on white or colored cardstockLaminate or simply slip into page protectors! Set the lab station sign next to the lab station so students know where to go during rotation. Lay it flat next to the lab, la

Use this back-to-school lab safety diagram / modeling activity to help students visually learn where 10 important safety items are in the science classroom. This was a great last-minute lesson epiphany idea that turned out better than expected! I was able to get great insight into student thinking, temperament and modeling skills at the beginning of the year all while teaching students where important lab safety items were around my room! Teachers may choose to use this activity to observe: Stud