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I aim to help teachers love science as much as I do and find easy, adaptable techniques to bring scientific concepts into studentsโ€™ hands. Teaching science can be tough. You donโ€™t have the necessary โœ” tools, โœ” confidence, โœ” resources, or โœ” budget to enhance your studentsโ€™ experiences. Been there, done that! And here I am now to dispel those misconceptions that you have about teaching science. Whether you lack the โœ” tools, โœ” confidence, or โœ” resources, I can help make your teaching life much easier by providing tips, ideas, and cost-effective ways to bring science into the lives of your students. Together, teacher friend, letโ€™s do our best job and teach these kiddos a thing or two about the world around us. I've taught special education to upper elementary and middle school students for 17 years. Before that, I had experience with elementary school students - general and special education. While my caseload changes yearly, I have taught mostly reading and science classes. I do have some social studies experience as well. Currently, I also serve as a building union representative and a Technology Integration Lead Teacher.
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Preview of Thanksgiving Science STEM Turkey Trap Worksheets How to Catch a Turkey Grade 5

Thanksgiving Science STEM Turkey Trap Worksheets How to Catch a Turkey Grade 5

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This Thanksgiving science activity is a fall STEM inquiry-based activity aligned to NGSS 3-5 ETS 1-1 and 1-3. Students will build on their inquiry thinking skills to design a way to trap Timothy the turkey to save him from becoming the next Thanksgiving meal for the Pilgrims. This Fall holiday activity will integrate perfectly into your science curriculum and engage students to design and engineer a Thanksgiving solution to Timothy's problem. Like this Thanksgiving science activity? Check o
Preview of Winter STEM Engineering Project Snowman Science Snow Day Low Prep Paper Grade 4

Winter STEM Engineering Project Snowman Science Snow Day Low Prep Paper Grade 4

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Need an engaging winter STEM activity to hold your students' attention before a holiday break? This activity will get students thinking and motivated to solve the problem of saving Sam the Snowman and aligns with NGSS 3-5 ETS 1-1. Students will use their knowledge of science to design and engineer a way to trap Sam the Snowman to keep him from melting as warm temperatures approach. Students will: Work together to design and build a structure to save Sam the SnowmanMeet NGSS 3-5 ETS 1-1This W
Preview of NGSS Science and Engineering Practices Posters SEPs Classroom Bulletin Board

NGSS Science and Engineering Practices Posters SEPs Classroom Bulletin Board

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Introduce NGSS Science and Engineering Practices into your classroom using these decorative posters. These science bulletin board posters will allow students to refer to the 8 science and engineering practices. Two sets of SEPS posters are included as well as student reference sheets. Like the NGSS Science and Engineering Practices posters? Check out the lesson to go with it here. Students will learn: 8 Science and Engineering PracticesAsking questions and defining problemsDeveloping and using
Preview of America 250 Birthday Science Activities Inventions Reading Worksheets 4th Grade

America 250 Birthday Science Activities Inventions Reading Worksheets 4th Grade

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Teach science through real-world change with this America 250 science activity focused on innovation and inventions over time. Students explore how life has changed from 1776 to today through engaging reading comprehension worksheets, data analysis, and graphing activities. Perfect for grades 4โ€“6, this resource combines science, literacy, and math skills in a no-prep format that teachers can use right away to celebrate America's birthday. What This Resource Covers This resource uses the the
Preview of Day of the Dead STEM Activities | Dia de los Muertos Science Cultural Lesson

Day of the Dead STEM Activities | Dia de los Muertos Science Cultural Lesson

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Celebrate Day of the Dead in your science classroom with this hands-on STEM activity. Students will explore the history and traditions of Dรญa de los Muertos through a short reading passage before completing one or both STEM challenges. Students can design an ofrenda or create marigolds, two important symbols of the holiday. This engaging science activity combines engineering design skills with cultural awareness. It is perfect for upper elementary or middle school students and aligns with
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Experience

I aim to help teachers love science as much as I do and find easy, adaptable techniques to bring scientific concepts into studentsโ€™ hands. Teaching science can be tough. You donโ€™t have the necessary โœ” tools, โœ” confidence, โœ” resources, or โœ” budget to enhance your studentsโ€™ experiences. Been there, done that! And here I am now to dispel those misconceptions that you have about teaching science. Whether you lack the โœ” tools, โœ” confidence, or โœ” resources, I can help make your teaching life much easier by providing tips, ideas, and cost-effective ways to bring science into the lives of your students. Together, teacher friend, letโ€™s do our best job and teach these kiddos a thing or two about the world around us. I've taught special education to upper elementary and middle school students for 17 years. Before that, I had experience with elementary school students - general and special education. While my caseload changes yearly, I have taught mostly reading and science classes. I do have some social studies experience as well. Currently, I also serve as a building union representative and a Technology Integration Lead Teacher.

Teaching style

I love mixing it up. In a middle school environment, it is sometimes necessary to need to lecture. Still, I try to always include a hands-on experience or some form of technology in each lesson to keep their motivation high. Excited, motivated, engaged students will only make me more excited and motivated to be a better teacher.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Nearpod Certified Educator, Google Level 2 Certification, Brainpop Certified Educator, Edpuzzle Level 1 Certification

My own education history

I received my bachelor's degree from St. Joseph's College in elementary (K- Grade 6) and special education (Birth to Grade 12). I received my master's degree from Long Island University in Literacy K-6. Beyond that, I have obtained 90 credits beyond my masters in various courses to help me further excel in literacy, science, social studies, and technology.

Additional biographical information

Along with my love of teaching comes my love for my pitbull pup, Samson. He is a delight to my students and me. In my spare time, I enjoy painting and cycling with Peloton. Find me: teachingmuse