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Where Curiosity Meets the Classroom I’m a passionate science educator with over 11 years of experience teaching middle and high school students in a variety of classroom settings. Throughout my career, I’ve taught a range of subjects including biomedical sciences, Biology, Chemistry, middle school science, STEM, health, and astronomy. I specialize in creating engaging, inquiry-based learning experiences that encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and teamwork. I believe that science education should be hands-on, relevant, and accessible to every student — whether they dream of a healthcare career or are just beginning to explore the wonders of the world around them. My classroom is built on strong relationships, creative problem-solving, and a love of asking good questions. Now, through Hypothesis Hall, I’m excited to share the resources, activities, and classroom tools that have helped bring energy and connection to my own science lessons.
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Preview of Strange Symptoms, Silly Solutions – First Day Biomed Science Icebreaker Activity

Strange Symptoms, Silly Solutions – First Day Biomed Science Icebreaker Activity

Perfect for Middle or High School Health & Biomedical Science Classes! Kick off your school year with a fun and memorable icebreaker that builds classroom connection and introduces problem-solving in a medical context! This printable activity gives every student a wacky “symptom” and challenges them to team up, diagnose their patients, and invent creative cures. Requires no prep beyond printing and cuttingEncourages teamwork, laughter, and creative thinkingTies in with biomedical science and
Preview of Vital Signs Word Wall Vocabulary Set – 22 Terms with Definitions and Graphics

Vital Signs Word Wall Vocabulary Set – 22 Terms with Definitions and Graphics

Looking for an eye-catching and effective way to support student learning during your vital signs unit? This digital word wall set includes 22 bold and colorful vocabulary posters, each featuring a key term, student-friendly definition, and relevant graphic. Designed to be easily visible from across the classroom, these word wall cards are perfect for reinforcing essential vocabulary throughout your unit. Each page focuses on one term related to vital signs, including topics such as heart rate,
Preview of Design Your Own Rover: Problem-Based Project Unit

Design Your Own Rover: Problem-Based Project Unit

Get your students thinking like engineers, explorers, and scientists with this hands-on, problem-based learning unit! In this creative and engaging project, students will research, design, and present their own space rover and mission. The unit includes two interactive webquests where students learn about: Past and current rover missions The essential parts and functions of a space rover Armed with this knowledge, students will move on to the three-part Rover Design Project, where they’ll: Pla
Preview of First Day Student Survey – Biomedical Science Edition | Get-to-Know-You Activity

First Day Student Survey – Biomedical Science Edition | Get-to-Know-You Activity

Start your biomedical science class off right with this engaging and low-prep First Day Student Survey, designed specifically for students in middle or high school health science and biomedical pathways. This activity is a great way to give students a meaningful task during the first day or week of school while helping you gather valuable insight into who they are as learners. It sets a positive tone, encourages curiosity, and allows for creativity—all while giving you time to handle classroom r
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Where Curiosity Meets the Classroom I’m a passionate science educator with over 11 years of experience teaching middle and high school students in a variety of classroom settings. Throughout my career, I’ve taught a range of subjects including biomedical sciences, Biology, Chemistry, middle school science, STEM, health, and astronomy. I specialize in creating engaging, inquiry-based learning experiences that encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and teamwork. I believe that science education should be hands-on, relevant, and accessible to every student — whether they dream of a healthcare career or are just beginning to explore the wonders of the world around them. My classroom is built on strong relationships, creative problem-solving, and a love of asking good questions. Now, through Hypothesis Hall, I’m excited to share the resources, activities, and classroom tools that have helped bring energy and connection to my own science lessons.