Super STEM Resources

Teaching about trophic levels can be really dry, why not turn it up a level and have your students model energy transfer in a fun hands on game. This lesson covers topics of trophic levels, the 10% rule, food chains, and much more! This resources is very low prep, and what I like to consider a print-and-go activity! Your DownloadsEditable Worksheet - Food Web Game (including a table for data collection)Printable - Animal Cards

The beginning of the year is hard enough, make it an easy transition into new school year by opening with this review of Earth Systems. This lesson covers topics of plate tectonics, magnetic field, the earth's rotation, model building, and much more! With the embedded videos, helpful gifs and an exit ticket, this is a fully enclosed lesson with no prep. Your DownloadsGoogle Slide Deck - A Review of Earth SystemsGuided Notes - A Review of Earth Systems (print or digital)Assessment - Tide Que

For biology, I am of the philosophy of start big and end small, and therefore like to begin the how the flow of energy moves through an ecosystem. This lesson covers topics of photosynthesis, the 10% rule, food webs, and much more! With the embedded videos and an exit ticket, this is a fully enclosed lesson with no prep. Plus a bonus connection to the story of the Yellowstone wolves at the end of the lesson, if your time permits. Your DownloadsGoogle Slide Deck - Where does the Energy go?Gui

The beginning of the year is hard enough, make it an easy transition into a new school year by opening with this SEL lesson exploring bias in science. This lesson covers topics of exploration in the sciences, encouragement to reach your dreams, a wide variety of examples of scientists, and much more! With the embedded videos and a STEAM activity, this is a fully enclosed lesson with no prep. This lesson is very special to me and is always a hit with my students! It is set up as a worksheet-f